Sentence examples for get put away from inspiring English sources

"Brown and black people and native people get put away for really doing nothing".

It appears to me that tent manufacturers seem to me to be overly focused on compact and lightweight tents that can be transported and put up easily but less concerned with how they get put away.

But interesting questions arise afterward such as: 'Why does Abu Hamza get put away when Nick Griffin [of the BNP] is not prosecuted?' The older men make long speeches about civil liberties, Iraq and Ireland.

Today Liao told me that when his police minders visited him in March, they threatened him with his harshest sentence yet: "The police told me that if I publish more of my work abroad, it won't be easy — if you do it again, you will be disappeared for quite a while, you'll get put away for as long as Liu Xiaobo".

The diamond earrings get put away until the fall.

"We'll still need to bowl well (on day three), because if you put it in bad areas you'll get put away.

"If he gets put away for a longish term it will have a huge chilling effect on the internet in China and that is serious".

Drama frequently holds up a mirror to our drinking habits: think of the booze that casually gets put away in plays as diverse as Pinter's Betrayal, Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, or anything by Tennessee Williams and Sam Shepard.

"He left me to link [meet up with] other people that nite and said to me that he mite not speak to me soon because he mite be getting put away... Now I only wish he did". In fact, his mother revealed this week, Chapman had been planning to emigrate to Australia from his home in Grays, Essex, to train to be a psychiatric nurse.

53rd over: West Indies 192-4 (Chanderpaul 47, Bravo 37) Flintoff gets put away for four by Chanderpaul, but then produces a minor jaffa that kicks like an angry mule from a length and takes the glove only to fall short of gully.

I hope this bastard gets put away for a long time.