Sentence examples for get issued with from inspiring English sources

The chairman's going to pick me up about four o'clock, and we'll get issued with our special visas for going to west Hull that we've had granted by the Foreign Office.

The same article says the Police Training School in the north-eastern state of Bauchi quotes officers saying they no longer get issued with a uniform but have to buy them from the local market.

So far, so promising, but before the app has even gotten out of the door — it's set for launch in the summer of 2013 — France Telecom is getting issued with a cease & desist from a small startup in San Francisco called Telesocial.

"They've got issues with downed trees and power lines," he said.

I can understand Pirelli wanting to test the tyres, they've obviously got issues with them.

"A hundred per cent, but Morsel's got issues with other folks already in it.

I've had a go but I've got issues with it.

"I can tell if they're trying to memorialise someone who's ill, or if they've got issues with their father," he said.

"What has gone awry in American politics is not purely that we've got issues with the mechanics of democracy," he said.

"It meant it grew differently from my left, good leg, which meant I was going to be getting issues with the rest of my body, particularly my spine".

"I kind of dismissed the conversation, and she thought, 'Oh, this guy's got issues with his family,' like I had some kind of dysfunctional relationship with them and this would be the key to understanding me," Mr. Kelsey related.