Sentence examples for not getting kicked from inspiring English sources

And Stacey's mum is proud of her lasting the course, not getting kicked out.

It was a good way of telling, a good way of not getting kicked in the teeth again".

During the 1980s and '90s, he said, "we were just worried about people not being fired from their jobs, people not getting kicked out of their apartments.

The hardest part was not getting kicked in the head!" Jessie Wender, formerly a photo editor at The New Yorker, is a senior photo editor at National Geographic.

Tom used to joke that if we're not getting kicked out of at least one cable controller a month we're not doing our job".

The hardest part was not getting kicked in the head!" This week's Goings On About Town section opens with Brian Finke's photograph of the BAM/Restoration DanceAfrica Ensemble, a troupe of middle- and high-school-aged girls, as they rehearsed outdoors for this coming weekend's 34th annual DanceAfrica festival at Brooklyn Academy of Music.

"Then eventually they'll keep jobs and not get kicked out of their apartments".

"I like that I can sit here and not get kicked out for bottle service," she said.

Obviously you need some flexibility so that a 92-year-old woman with Alzheimer's does not get kicked off Medicaid.

"You could change the structure a little bit and try analogs until you get one that does what Gleevec does and does not get kicked out of the brain.

These visas should not be subject to country quotas and should be open-ended, so that people who don't seek permanent residency will not get kicked out of the country, as happens now.