Sentence examples for has sometimes gotten from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cuomo himself has sometimes gotten involved.
Loyalty has sometimes gotten Mr. Caponigro in trouble.
But his ardor has sometimes gotten him into trouble.
In general, Dr. Weinberg said, he believes that "half-baked philosophy has sometimes gotten in the way of doing science".
He shows his clothes on models not much older than 11, and his fascination with the look of drugged-out high schoolers has sometimes gotten the better of him.
As innocuous as that might sound, it has sometimes gotten her in trouble: with "Roar," Perry has been accused of ripping off the singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles's hit "Brave," a song described by its co-writer Jack Antonoff, of the band fun., as a "civil-rights anthem in a time when there are no civil-rights anthems".
The midfielder plays up his own tough approach, which has sometimes got him into trouble, with a mocked-up triangular "hazard" sign of a tackle being performed.
Intoxicated with the new freedom, people have sometimes gotten carried away; there were injuries on Thursday when supporters of opposing candidates hurled rocks at each other outside Conakry.
Climate change is a hot-button subject nationally, and state climatologists have sometimes gotten caught in the cross-fire, Dr. Foster said.
