Sentence examples for have got sent from inspiring English sources

"If the replay hadn't been shown on a 400ft plasma 12 times he probably wouldn't have got sent off.

"If a machine lip-reader was in existence, the other player [could] have got sent off too so it would have been 10 men against each other in a World Cup final," she argues.

Hart was booked by Mason and as a result was subject to no further action, although Boyd later insisted that Hart was lucky to stay on the pitch, claiming: "He didn't nut me but he's put his head in, so he should have got sent off really".

"He didn't nut me, but he's put his head in, so he should have got sent off really," said Boyd. "He said afterwards that he didn't touch me, but I thought he touched me a little bit.

After the game, Boyd insisted Hart had been very lucky to stay on the pitch, claiming: "He didn't nut me but he's put his head in, so he should have got sent off really".

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As the last man back, if Arghus had got sent off for that foul, it would have been his fourth sending-off in just six matches.

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He is going to miss three games, but it was a bouncing ball and he has caught him and got sent off.

His brother had also been in Vietnam, though his collapsed lung had got him sent home early.

Ferguson had been infuriated at Porto's diving but, in truth, he was more angry about how Keane had got himself sent off.