"get confirmed" can be used in written English.
It can be used to express that something has been approved or verified. For example, "I just received an email to get my reservation confirmed."
With the Alabama Republican Jeff Sessions assuring Sotomayor that "unless you have a complete meltdown, you're going to get confirmed," Miranda's chances at disrupting her confirmation seem slim.
DeVos will get confirmed either way.
General Clapper may face a fight to get confirmed.
Mr. Hemmerdinger said it would be "rude and presumptuous" to assume that he would get confirmed.
"Unless you have a complete meltdown," he said, "you're going to get confirmed".
"It's by no means guaranteed that this plan will get confirmed," says Bernstein.
I was the only boy at my high Anglican boarding school who refused to get confirmed.
But first she had to get confirmed by the Pennsylvania Senate.
This, of course, may make it easier for her to get confirmed.
"Folks understand by now that I'll get these stories out so that they'll get confirmed," Mr. Friedman said.
