Sentence examples for to getting in trouble for from inspiring English sources

He is an affable former star Florida A&M tackle prone to getting in trouble for speaking his mind.

Kids have been expelled for what were obviously jokes and suspended over completely innocuous posts, and adults aren't immune to getting in trouble for this kind of thing in 2010, a UK man was arrested for tweeting a joke about blowing up an airport and New York cops showed up at an American comedian's door after he made a Fight Club reference on Facebook.

"I'm probably going to get in trouble for that.

Chenoweth said the group expected to get in trouble for its actions once the war ended.

"I'm going to get in trouble for something I should be getting thanked for taking care of you".

Officers ought to get in trouble for tweeting about live cases or for fighting political campaigns, he reckons.

"If we're going to get in trouble for it, maybe everyone should see how amazing it was.

I thought that I was going to get in trouble for expressing emotionality rather than representational means.

"I felt like I was going to get in trouble for it, but I did it," Rosario said.

"He's lying about the whole thing, and he's going to get in trouble for that".

Mr. Park is the first medalist to get in trouble for making a political statement at these Games, but not the first political controversy here for the Koreas.