| While Jimmy catches flack for acting too straight, he criticizes Isaac for dressing, talking and acting too street. |
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| And I just wanted to compliment Bill on speaking his mind, because I'm sure he gets a lot of flack and criticism for doing this. |
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| I can say from experience that Michael knows his onions like no other flack I've ever met. |
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| Now, comes word of yet another right-leaning columnist getting paid to flack for a Republican administration's policies. |
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| Heck, it can't even kill off a character in a TV serial without getting serious flack. |
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| The round penetrated through his arm into his flack vest and was stopped by his armor plate. |
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| After all, it is she who once again seems to be coming in for all the flack. |
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| David Freedlander reports on the outburst by spokeswoman Barbara Morgan, previously a well-regarded flack. |
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| They were sending volley after volley of flack at the bombers. |
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| Camel racing, a favorite pastime in the Middle East, has taken flack from human-rights advocates for the young boys imported to jockey the humpbacked desert beasts. |
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| I have drawn severe flack from South African circles for criticising their Reserve Bank and for laying the blame for the Rand's demise at their door. |
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| The bearded volunteer, wearing an over-sized black flack jacket, said rebel resistance had stiffened. |
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| As I remember it, director Spike Lee caught a good bit of flack from the black community for not treating Malcolm X sufficiently reverentially in this film. |
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| In early June a ballistics expert, P. J. F. Mead, examined the bullet that was extracted from Miller's flack jacket. |
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| A festival flack asked me to move, so that an Italian gentleman in a tuxedo could take my seat. |
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| Two years later, she got flack for another Castro ad that featured Gadot twerking in a pair of jeans. |
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| Republicans in Hollywood seem to get a lot of flack and be a bit marginalized. |
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| For all his party loyalty, he found himself increasingly marginalized in union work, pushed to the peripheries, and hung out to take the flack when things fell apart. |
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| To the punters he had become the meat in the sandwich, taking the flack with dignity and putting up with all the hurdles that had suddenly confronted him. |
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| Both 24 and Homeland caught significant flack from critics for stereotyping Muslims and Middle Easterners. |
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| In 1979, when the Three Mile Island nuclear power disaster occurred in Pennsylvania, President Carter went out of his way to flack for the atomic-energy industry. |
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| They're praised for the way they were able to flack with conviction to be evasive without actually sounding evasive. |
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| Parliament will also know that, on the whole, you receive more flack for closing or running down an office than praise for establishing one. |
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| I have to mention research and innovation because we're taking some flack for it. |
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| They are wearing a racing suit, flack suit, helmet, oxygen mask and cooped up inside of a cockpit that functions as a solar oven when at rest. |
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| As a scientist I've been absolutely bewildered in the last six years or so by the absolute wall of flack that's been coming up against the salmon farming industry and by the misinformation that is contained in that wall. |
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| Although I haven't appreciated the process that has been involved, I appreciate all the witnesses coming forth and sometimes taking a lot of flack from us, because I think the process irritated a number of us. |
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| That was a flack for Yale, but other Ivy League colleges with the partial exception of Princeton were equally reluctant to discuss their grading practices with The Economist. Are they trying to hide something? |
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| Public servants take a lot of flack under this Conservative government. |
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| About 45 minutes past our interview time, the studio flack summons me. |
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| Barnsley batted first and looked composed, if a little sedate, in reaching 25 off 14 tidy overs from Duncan Snell and Rob Flack. |
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| Simon Mason and Rob Flack buckled down to a steady partnership but both left along with Marcus Wood within nine overs and York found themselves at 90-4 with 22 overs left. |
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| Blake, a no-nonsense defender in his playing days, wanted Flack to get rid of the ball, not take a potshot from 30 yards. |
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