Sentence examples for get mislaid from inspiring English sources
If your taste runs to wedding plans that get mislaid then are unpredictably righted, you went with these earlier films.
What's surprising is how executing this strategy is about going back to the basics of data protection that seem routinely to get mislaid in each stage of IT innovation.
The floppies got mislaid between foreign assignments.
The trouble is, the message got mislaid amongst the rhetoric.
The place was so miserably understaffed, and things got mislaid or mixed up so easily, that they decided not to leave their present in the office but to bring it to him next time they came.
But a letter that gets mislaid, because the remote computer system is not working and head of recovery, BBC, is stuck in a blue sky brainstorming session in a meeting room that's been double booked and anyway, the bean bags have gone missing".
However, the term 'cult' got mislaid in the shakeup, as all new religions were deemed as worthy as any other religion.
What gets mislaid, amid the din, is the music.
They've been described as village idiots meddling with demonic forces they didn't understand, and they did seem to have mislaid the musical chops you're supposed to get in return for selling your soul to Satan, though perhaps that was because, as their third album put it, they were At War With Satan.
In many cases people have mislaid or tossed out receipts, he noted, and will need to get duplicates.
