Sentence examples for nicked out from inspiring English sources

"They then backed it up with some fine bowling, led as ever by the captain who also nicked out Ian Bell, who found it hard going in difficult conditions.

The only rise in park crime, says the commissioner, is what is informally referred to as "apple picking"; the petty theft of personal property, mainly iPhones, nicked out of people's bags when they're strolling or sleeping on the grass.

A week I spent being hassled by men who thought I wanted to buy their dodgy homemade perfumes, with names they'd clearly nicked out of the dictionary, like Arachnid, or Amnesia, or - a personal favourite - Booby.

"I never had anyone's car towed nor did I kick nick out of 'my' house," Azalea tweeted that day.

The Cajun flavor was new to Nicks — "out of my bracket," the North Carolina native said — but he enjoyed learning more about the area.

Coughlin said his understanding was that doctors had ruled out a more serious sprain that could have knocked Nicks out for the season.

In other words, if you belatedly wake up to the 3% vigorish and try to rush the money into the hands of a worthy charity, you'll get nicked on the way out.

Except, at one point, the gentle giant of the group, Ted, thought his wallet had been nicked, and stormed out looking for it.

Met sergeant tells me: "He is going to get nicked, if he comes out".

The possibility that he would be arrested should he leave the embassy, which is directly behind Harrods, was made plain by a Metropolitan police sergeant outside the embassy who said: "He's going to get nicked, if he comes out".

It's two more end of the season games where players are already beat up, nicked up, and knocked out.