Sentence examples for get left off from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes dads get left off the radar, and black dads don't get credit," wrote another.

"In this world in which we are so centered on metrics, those things that are not measured get left off the agenda," he said.

"They are going to have hell to pay for the schools that get left off the list," one education official said, "and for the ones that get put on who don't deserve it".

I read something the other day that said: 'There was Richard Burton, there was Anthony Hopkins, and now there is Michael Sheen.' And I can't quite get my head around that". Not forgetting Rob Brydon, I remind him, another Port Talbot native, who tends to get left off this particular list.

On the back page, meanwhile, Paul Mason outlines a cheerier view of his dream city to live in: a sea view, urban hipsters, sleazy bars, ethnically mixed suburbs – in fact, most of the things that usually get left off urban livability surveys.

Women writers do seem to get left off the title page more frequently than men.

They are actors, novelists, writers, directors, celebrities, names, all names, big names (who got left off?).

"Any song that was a total bummer got left off — and believe me, there were some excruciatingly dark songs on my last record," Mr. Schneider said.

Southern War Hero Types: For those who got left off the last Virginia alternate money, the Confederate States of America currency, we've got Light Horse Harry Lee, Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis.

Eddie Johnson has certainly been on a roller coaster the last few weeks, awkward statements in the media, getting left off the World Cup roster, getting his first goal of the season, and a disciplinary fine and suspension from the league.

Not so Icaraizinho de Amontada, which is around 50 miles north-west of the city, between the better-known Cumbuco and Jericoacoara, and still gets left off the regional map.