Sentence examples for get grandfathered from inspiring English sources

"There is this sweeping idea that if they're licensed, they going to get grandfathered in".

A Dominican appropriates a plot in the park, she said, puts his barbed wire around it, puts his tenants on it, pays them nothing, gets a portion of their meagre crop, "and hopes to get grandfathered in, years from now, as the legal owner".

If you already have a SkyDrive account, you can get grandfathered into the old plan.

The current 9 get grandfathered out.

You probably want to avoid any neighborhood that has more than one store-front with the word "artisan" on it, unless you can get grandfathered into somewhere rent controlled.

In other cases, you could get "grandfathered" into the existing account -- meaning that you get to keep the account that is no longer offered to new customers (terms can still change in the future).

The only person who can get away with a brimmed hat is our own Eddy Moretti, and he only gets grandfathered in because he's been wearing his so long that it would be less unsettling to see him walking around with his balls hanging out through his zipper than with a bare head.

Measure 91 only allows the state to tax marijuana, so local governments are hoping they'll be able to get their taxes grandfathered in if they pass them now.

"If we do make pricing changes for new members, existing members would get generous grandfathering of their existing plans and prices, so there would be no material near-term  revenue increase from moving to this potential broader set of options," said Netflix in its quarterly statement.

We're going to get your grandfather's assets.

He saw people who pulled guns and his reaction was, "I'm gonna get my grandfather's gun.