Sentence examples for out for getting from inspiring English sources

She screamed, and Mr. Raymond came down and knocked him out, for getting fresh.

Still, the school holds fast to a few traditions, like the demerits that are doled out for getting to school late, riding the elevator without a pass or wearing sweat pants.

"The US warmongers should think what consequence will be brought out for getting on the nerves of [North Korea], a dignified nuclear power," the Rodong Sinmun newspaper said in a commentary.

Lewis will miss the Costa Rica game for his ejection, while Stewart will sit out for getting a yellow card in the 32nd minute, his second yellow card in qualifying, which means an automatic one-game suspension.

Obama is holding out for getting something done on criminal justice reform before he leaves office.

Bowie's manager Tony chewed me out for getting up in the middle of David's show and walking out.

No one to watch out for (get off the carousel!), no need to count the luggage.

Watch out for: Get specific information for each country, but for the region as a whole, hepatitis A, yellow fever and rabies exist.

"But I believe we must each start by setting out plans for getting our national finances under control".

"I got my work cut out for me getting these knots out of you today".

Kerry, however, wouldn't set out a timetable for getting the job done.