Sentence examples for kicked out with from inspiring English sources
"We could be kicked out with two weeks' notice, so you always have to have a plan B".
The venue was the Latin Quarter; the show kicked off with Frank Sinatra and kicked out with a line of showgirls.
As the kamikaze pilots of urban renewal, wherever the creatives go, developers will follow, rents will rise, the artists will move on, and the pre-existing community will be kicked out with them.
On Saturday he performed much of that album with an excellent 17-piece big band that kicked out with a brawling, Count Basiexuberanceberance minus the Count's jet-propelled piano signature.
The Atlanta charity takes "homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youths to age 26 off the street and transition[s] them into more permanent housing", a statement on its website says, with half of the young people they help having been kicked out with "nowhere to go".
They are not masters of the universe, he insists; they are victims – clocking up 100 hours a week, working in an ultra-competitive environment, getting kicked out with just a few minutes to toss their possessions into a cardboard box if they can't hack it.
Pain is evidence, and evident, in Zarina Bhimji's return to Uganda, from which her family were kicked out, along with the rest of the Asian community, in the mid-1970s.
He'd been kicked out of a band with a bright future for a second time.
"I wouldn't get kicked out of the dorm with nowhere to go".
VICE correspondent Gelareh Kiazand celebrates Eid al-Adha by getting kicked out of a mosque with our host, Dardar.
"[They said they were] kicked out of campus housing with nowhere else to go, abruptly forced to withdraw from school and even involuntarily committed to psychiatric wards".
