Sentence examples for getting filled in from inspiring English sources

Hull's coach Lee Radford felt that Whiting was unfortunate, claiming he "got binned for getting filled in" and he also suggested that Grix deserved further punishment for throwing a number of punches at Ellis.

Might it not be as well, it is being asked, to recognise that the Colonial Office's present and most honourable function is to work itself out of a job; and to transfer responsibility for the emergent, and even pre-emergent, Commonwealth countries to the Commonwealth Relations Office?The timetable, after all, is getting filled in.

With places getting filled in record time, and pressure from university management to get bums on seats in order to balance the books, the pressure was on admissions tutors to deal with thousands of frantic prospective students hoping to secure a university place.

By contrast, Bob McKay, chief of sales for PharMerica, one of the two largest wholesale pharmacies supplying nursing homes, said he had received 95percentt of the 300,000 doses he ordered and "the voids are getting filled in" at the nursing homes he supplies.

It might sound unlikely in an age where there are a pair of decks and TV screens showing Sky Sports in every pub, but if you wanted to go toe to toe with the establishment at the tail-end of the Thatcher years, the fast track to getting filled in by the police was to watch football or listen to a series of repetitive records with the intention of dancing.

Your well below market limit prices have a good chance getting filled in a bear market.

The reader gets filled in on affairs in Nagasaki, where impoverished samurai are falling prey to moneylenders.

One reason for the lack of stress is that the writers don't have to generate much dialogue — that gets filled in during filming.

As a PDF form gets filled in on a computer, this bar code constantly changes so that all the information is captured.

The half-hour disc compiles sounds from gigs in 2003 and 2004, and it captures the heft and occasional chaos of the band's live set: thick, textural noise passages suddenly dissolve to make way for harder, emptier beats that gradually get filled in, as the tumult returns.

When you type in a search term, each of those columns gets filled in with associated keywords, allowing you to drill down to exactly what you want even if you are not sure at the outset what you are looking for.