Sentence examples for has got completely from inspiring English sources

The new queueing has got completely out of hand.

Ron Williams says the program has got completely out of control.

One has got completely stuck, and wears the canvas like a dress while another figure sprawls on top, as if trying to muscle its way in.

Shadow Chancellor George Osborne said: "I do think the level of payment in the banking sector has got completely out of kilter with the rest of society..

Priti Patel, the employment minister, earlier described the cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood's decision to limit the support civil servants can provide to pro-Brexit ministers as "unconstitutional", but Cameron said: "I think this has got completely out of proportion".

But it's also because once your book is out there, all alone in the big wide world, you desperately want to know if it's thriving or has got completely lost - and for a considerable period nobody can tell you.

This illegal and inhumane policy has gotten completely out of control.

Now Mr. Hankins, I think that the situation that you described has gotten completely out of hand.

He has also revealed that his Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee shows for mobile phones have become so successful that it has "gotten completely out of hand".

Mr. Romney has been especially eager to demonize the E.P.A. and environmental regulations Last fall he declared that "the E.P.A. has gotten completely out of control for a very simple reason.

At a press conference at the town's veteran's memorial on Tuesday, council president Gretchen Newsom reiterated the council's anti-war slogan, "Mallow Out", telling reporters the Marshmallow War has "gotten completely out of control.