Sentence examples for got shot of from inspiring English sources
Unlike Britain, which swiftly got shot of most of its African possessions, France was reluctant to surrender its empire.
Last night in EastEnders (BBC1) we got shot of Phil, Lisa and little Lou in one fell swoop.
If a movie has succeeded on its home turf, meanwhile, there's a sound financial argument to be made that the same story will click with a wider audience, once you've got shot of all those pesky subtitles.
One red after another pinged into the spittoons and I was pleased to have got shot of them - until I came to a pair of wonderful Côtes du Roussillon reds from Domaine Joliette.
"When the umpire was feeling good," said CBS's Phil Simms, "we got shots of players' feet.
At times they cheered, as when they got shots of Mr. Penn urinating on the side of the road.
Leonora gets shot of him as soon as she can.
The revolution was as much about getting shot of America as it was about getting shot of the shah.Since then, America has failed to read Iran correctly.
We've got about 10 left but we want to get shot of them.
'Is it that you wanna get shot of these fellers, yeh-hey?' 'No!
"We should just get shot of the peerage altogether," I hear you say.
