Sentences with flack
flack
F f - I took a lot of flack for not playing up to expectations.
- Such an unpopular decision is bound to draw a lot of flak from the press.
- He pointed out that Collingwood had a 25-year lease on the Edwin Flack oval and the club would not move if it was not happy.
- Collingwood Football Club has used the Edwin Flack Field for training since moving into the nearby Lexus Centre, but will be moved.
- To flack for a new rock group.
- To flack a new record.
- It was back in 1896 that Edwin Flack, an Australian trainee accountant studying in London, wagged work to compete in Athens.
- While Jason Bateman all but steals the film in the small role of a kinky PR flack who exudes condescension even as he begs for mercy.
- The late Edwin Flack.