Sentence examples for getting kicked around from inspiring English sources

"He's getting kicked around pretty good right now".

"We're getting kicked around for saying illegal votes are illegal votes," said a Democratic congressman from Florida.

Don Draper, the protagonist, is getting kicked around at Sterling Cooper and beaten up by his mercurial patron, Conrad Hilton.

Despite getting kicked around by analysts after the disappointing arrival of its "Rise of the Guardians," DreamWorks Animation made it through trading on Monday without serious damage to its stock price.

"I would never have thought when I was getting kicked around in Iran that my own government would ever go to court to stop me," said David M. Roeder, a retired Air Force colonel who was the named plaintiff in the case.

I know target date funds are getting kicked around a bit in the media these days because they also did not provide the elusive shield to these losses.

Both get kicked around a lot.

"You can't get kicked around for two years and not have some anger," Collins said.

Those who never did — Nixon, Carter — get kicked around, perhaps unduly.

The word "fascist" gets kicked around a little too much in connection with the arts.

"This is a season when textbook publishers get kicked around a lot, and they're feeling vulnerable," Mr. Adler said.