Sentence examples for gets put out from inspiring English sources

Then he gets put out there.

My name is on the door, and I care very much about the design that gets put out.

"That's the sort of story that gets put out by soft Eurosceptic posh Tories who think they should lead the referendum campaign," he said.

"They're more interested in protecting the providers than watching what gets put out there as education," Dr. Carroll said in an interview.

"The one thing I want to make sure gets put out there is this: Years ago, when the new ownership group came in and decided to buy this team, I had the pleasure of meeting them very early on.

Ouya gets put out of its misery bought.

"They're not going to get put out of business with one bad Christmas".

A fund that runs a few ticks lower than its peers for several months running can get put out of business.

Important international missions both, but when Mr. Clinton showed up on Long Island for a conference on his presidency at Hofstra University, I started to get put out.

"It is clearly discriminatory that we get put out of business, while FedEx and UPS pay millions in parking tickets as the cost of doing business," said Derek Kay, an operator of Eddie's Pizza Truck in Manhattan.

But the debate is getting very, very vicious and I would put it to you that there is nobody here who is a traitor and has to get put out.