Sentence examples for gets scrapped from inspiring English sources

"That means she gets scrapped," Ms. Salguero said.

Look for more come June — that is, unless the game slips back into development hell and gets scrapped again.

There's always a possibility that the feature gets scrapped rather than rolled out, its interface evolves significantly, so know the details might change if Facebook decides if it is worthy of a wider release.

Rifici told VICE he hopes Bill C-46, the government's law to tackle weed-impaired driving, gets scrapped entirely.

However, apparently thanks in part to the popularity of the Broadway musical about the founding father, Hamilton will remain on the $10 while Jackson gets scrapped from the $20. .

But if writing an album is hastily approached or sports lofty ambition with flawed execution, it gets scrapped to the dustbin faster than a DJ will retire a flash-in-the-pan 12" single.

Can't believe maintenance grants are getting scrapped, how does the gov expect students to live?

Don't fret, its single rickety chairlift — affectionately known as Old Faithful — is not getting scrapped.

Libeskind's masterplan would have placed the memorial to the dead against the slurry wall, but that got scrapped too.

Those of us who were eagerly anticipating New York City Opera's 2009-2010 stagingstaging of Messiaen's glorious opera "Saint François d'Assise" bid it a sad goodbye when the whole season got scrapped after Gerard Mortier's startling decision to leave the company.

The problem: What he thinks is the solution one day ends up getting scrapped the next.