Sentence examples for sadly got from inspiring English sources

"He won the Pillar Chase but sadly got injured.

I fondly remember the good old days of 2004 when I first started using Firefox as my main browser and thinking how fresh and lightweight it felt compared to the atrocity that was IE. Firefox, sadly, got bloated over the years.

Gordana's lovely--if rather vaginal--gown sadly got her sent home and the increasingly rundown Carol Hannah rounded out the winners.

In a nutshell on this small island of 1.2 million people where the majority are under 25 and unemployed - the figures and sources vary - but we don't talk about the 20% unemployment that we sadly got used to in Europe - here we have a margin of 20% of the population actually employed!

(No one, sadly, gets to be the customer).

Sadly, getting the code working takes 10 minutes.

Sadly, getting hold of a secondhand copy of the book nowadays appears to cost a fortune.

R. C. Teuton: India's big hitter miles out of form, disheartened Kapil Dev is sadly getting ducks (m + anag. less p; anag.; ref. former Indian all-rounder).

But beguiling as the idea of an archbishop of Canterbury with a background in international espionage may be, it sadly gets little support from the relevant agencies.

The way we are all dehumanised means that journey from vile abuse online to real, physical attacks is, sadly, getting shorter.

If you're all alone, you'll sadly get dropped back on your own profile.