Sentence examples for take abuse from from inspiring English sources

"They have kids with radios, fighting, and they take abuse from people.

And day after day, they say, they take abuse from angry drivers.

While Gomez continued to take abuse from the crowd, Blame's trainer, Al Stall Jr., looked on with a wry smile.

Describing the feelings of Asian residents he knows, Mr. Dawber said: "People are feeling the pressure of having to take abuse from ignorant people.

There is little question, however, that Fox, who gained respect around the league for quitting the Oakland Raiders before the 1996 season rather than take abuse from the owner Al Davis, is already being thought of as a head coach candidate.

Don't take abuse from anyone at work, but if your boss is short with you don't label him or her an idiot or bully or label yourself a failure.

From the moment they left the team bus, Palo Alto players took abuse from fans and players.

He took abuse from spurned Tottenham fans, certainly, but from other fans too, who seemed to target Campbell simply because the precedent was there to do so.

That means any sign of weakness, especially taking abuse from one's opponent without hitting back, unsettles us in ways we may not even realise.

For this ensemble I took abuse from four Jamaican girls in the back seat who found everything I did and wore and said offensive to reason: "BUT WHERE'D YOU GET THEM SHOES DOUGH?" "They're two pairs.

These have made my social interactions far easier, changing my appearance enough so that I 'pass' in casual, wordless encounters, or at least stop taking abuse from strangers in public spaces.