Sentence examples for may get kicked from inspiring English sources
Google and other leading Internet companies have sought modifications to the bill, arguing that, without the flexibility to negotiate (as Wong did with Turkey), they can't protect the safety of local employees and that they may get kicked out of repressive countries, where they believe even a restricted version of their services does more good than harm.
He can't protect us ("us" is played by Chris Tucker in this analogy), and we may get kicked in the chin by that evil Juntao (space radiation).
You may get kicked out of public places.
If you're too rude, you may get kicked out of a community.
Don't giggle too loudly though, or you may get kicked out.
I cannot travel, drive, move or go to the hospital". He now fears that the authorities may seek a court order to deprive his four children of their Kuwaiti nationality and they may then "get kicked out of university". The licences of his media outlets, advertising and marketing companies have also been removed, imperilling the jobs of up to 800 employees.
And somewhere between all the marketing and sponsorship, some soccer balls may still get kicked.
You may possibly get kicked by the person next to you, or get hit in the face and/or testicles with the hacky sack.
"We may very well get kicked out of Freedom Plaza after four days when our permit runs out," Benjamin told HuffPost.
Greece may in fact check out or get kicked out of the EU at any time, but it can never leave Europe nor escape its economic problems by exiting the EU.
