catch flak slang

Seems like the first person to respond to an article always catches flak.

You will not catch flak from me, that is what I intend to do with this game.

Our secretary of state is catching flak from both flanks these days.

"They want me to get a haircut and I catch flak for that?

Even at that early date, the Osprey was catching flak.

Magic Johnson gathered up his courage and caught flak.

The other foreign correspondents caught flak for not being there first-now none of them wanted anything to do with him.

"I feel guilty about buying this big truck to drive around in, and I have caught flak from friends for it," he said.

"We're still catching flak from the attack on Zanzibar.

Sun will keep a low profile on the suit lest it catch flak from other Sparcsystem builders.

The Tea Party has been catching flak for months because it is merely 85 percent White.

Sun is believed to be keeping a low profile on the suit lest it catch flak for restricting the clone trade.

Google catches flak from some governments for allowing videos critical to the regime to be published and then viewed by the nation's own citizens.

Engineering is reportedly dictating the specifications and Sun could catch flak because they're using proprietary protocols.

I may catch flak for this, but I just picked up MW2 the other day on steam.

Capp caught flak from both sides.

He quit after "catching flak" for encouraging his students to study wind currents by flying kites, he said.

By the way, those years catching flak from Steinbrenner and Billy Martin should have taught Torborg one thing: don't look back.

He is called "the doctor to the stars" and has caught flak for being the doctor for Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants.

The 28-year-old occasionally catches flak for sporting tacky outfits, but by keeping her accessories to a minimum, LeAnn managed to look tres chic this time around.

A few years back, Chevrolet of Canada caught flak for running an ad for the Cavalier that basically said, "Hey, it's better than taking the bus."

Now, taxes are a touchy issue with the Mayor, who has caught flak for raising city taxes by almost 50 percent and for proposing a payroll tax on businesses.

A few left-wing journalists, such as Nat Hentoff and Christopher Hitchens, have caught flak for dissenting from the conventional liberal position on abortion.

Mark Driscoll has replied to these criticisms, stating that he was aware that the book's content would "catch flak" and that "accommodating everyone would be impossible".

Now he's catching flak from welfare advocates in his home state who call the bill a "sham reform" -short on money and benefits and long on burdensome requirements.