Sentence examples for get disgraced from inspiring English sources

Hemlines change, ateliers crumble and designers get disgraced, but there is, it seems, one fashion constant: the industry's capacity for gross cultural insensitivity.

A grand alliance would be the perfect last trick for Merkel, ensuring her a legacy equal to the two other long-serving Christian democratic chancellors, Konrad Adenauer and Helmut Kohl (before the latter got disgraced by a corruption scandal).

"Those wheezing as they chase foreign media, and who run after the capitals of the West to falsify the facts of the revolution and the Egyptian state, will only get shame and disgrace," he said.

These days the alleged sins of the losers involve money and sex rather than ideology or loyalty to the leader; and the disgraced get their day in court.

"People are now convinced there is a test, that the I.O.C. is prepared to apply it and nobody wants to send athletes to the Games that are going to get caught and disgraced," said Dick Pound, an I.O.C. vice president from Montreal who is head of the World Anti-Doping Agencreatedated by the I.O.C. in the wake of the EPO scandal at the 1998 Tour de France.

Maybe it goes so bad that you get fired, like disgraced NYC politician/sexting-maniac Anthony Weiner.

SpongeBob, disgraced, gets the band together and they give the performance of their lives.

In his mind, Lurie has committed no offence; he prefers to get fired and suffer disgrace than endure a politically correct process of rehabilitation.

What they got was disgrace.

and seems to have lost none of his knack of getting into disgrace with royalty.

In the last few years, they have elected enough politicians who disgraced themselves to get a baseball game going in the exercise yard at Sing Sing.