Sentence examples for get disbanded from inspiring English sources
The phrase "get disbanded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or organization that is being dissolved or broken up. Example: "After years of collaboration, the committee decided to get disbanded due to lack of funding."
Do your homework and get the permits you need so that your protest won't get disbanded before it can gain any traction.
CEBS, by the way, comprises the 27 regulatory bodies that exist across the EU, so the FSA is the main representative body for the UK - until it gets disbanded by the coalition in the next two years.
The social activism that got the league disbanded seems not to have waned.
Mr Zapatero says he will make no concessions to get ETA to disband; ETA feels it has got nothing in return for laying down arms.
He seems to expect another spell as prime minister, perhaps in time to oversee the next general election, so as to be able to persuade a hardline faction to get behind the disbanding of the Maoist army.That, in turn, infuriates India.
In 1994, eight years after the Dead Kennedys disbanded, Jello got beaten up at the very venue he helped set up by youths shouting "sell-out rock star, kick him!", following an anti-Alternative Tentacles editorial in MRR.
Mr Bloomberg promised change.With the central school-board disbanded, the mayor got to work.
Fantasy leagues have been disbanded.
Though reunited in a sense for the get-together, 'N Sync disbanded in 2002.
After all, we disbanded in 1976 and only got together again last year.
The Woman in Black was one of the final films to get funding from the UK Film Council before it was disbanded last year.
