Sentence examples for getting dismissed from inspiring English sources

Demirbay had told Steinhaus that "girls had no place in football" after getting dismissed for a second bookable offence.

Mitt Romney's 159-page jobs plan, which his campaign released in advance of tonight's Republican debate, is getting dismissed as "standard Republican fare," but its contents are more interesting than that.

"The fact that it had happened to her and she had this same struggle — and then to hear now that it's getting dismissed — is just beyond me," said Ms. Levine.

More weak cases are getting dismissed at the motion to dismiss stage because of the heightened pleading requirements that were imposed by the Reform Act, thereby reducing the inventory of cases available for settlement.

69 mins: Cameroon change: Binya off, no doubt for fear of him getting dismissed, and on comes not Emana... but Rigobert Song Turlyy, the stage is set for the great man to plunder the winner.

On this principle, he questioned a clue in a recent Picaroon puzzle (No 27,016, 3 down), where 'Fully exhaust and dismiss old fellow (3,3,2)' was intended to produce the solution RUN OUT OF. 'Run-out' is obviously one way of getting dismissed at cricket, but how, he objected, are you expected to know that in this clue O = old and F = fellow.

That's why their cases got dismissed".

"Oh, it got dismissed," her father said.

"The case got dismissed," Mr. Katz said.

"You get dismissed easily," she said.

But Mr. Goldsmith did not get dismissed for the snowstorm.