Sentence examples for will get kicked from inspiring English sources

Not that smokers will get kicked to the curb right away.

Programs in Columbus and Franklin have already held lotteries to determine which needy children will get kicked out.

Or, now, it is enthralled by who will get kicked out of the locked house or whether the former member of the Navy Seals, suddenly a national figure by virtue of "Survivor," will survive longer than the truck driver and maybe end up with $1 million, which seems to be the going rate for victory these days.

Part of the revenues from purchases within the widget will get kicked back to each of the parties involved: MixCast, the user, and the license owner.

I hope that by publishing it now before the "embargo" I will get kicked off it before it is officially released.

They'll have to deal with balancing the gameplay for an ever growing audience, and ever-constant efforts to tear the game apart by people looking for an advantage — things they've faced with Ingress, but that will get kicked up to 11 once they bring in a license/following as big as this one.

But I've got a few good years left in me and then I'll retire – or I'll get kicked out of the house, or disowned or something.

You'll get kicked out at 4am but, to re-create some of the spirit of their night, head over to Green Mill.

"We're scared we'll get kicked out, and we'll have to move to another city".

I think he'll get kicked out of school and live off a trust fund.

[A] Gibson: No. [Q] Playboy: Why not? [A] Gibson: I'll get kicked around for saying it, but men and women are just different.