Sentence examples for to get scrapped from inspiring English sources

Its kitchen worktop is made from old coffee cups and grinds, its staircase from compressed thrown away paper and the lights were on board an old ship being sent to get scrapped in Bangladesh.

Though apparently the only segment outrageous enough to get scrapped on the editor's chopping block -- some have suggested, based on the rest of his piece that he is advocating for a sort of corrective rape of lesbian soldiers -- what remains of Rehyansky's writing is overflowing with other strange and offensively-worded arguments against gays in the military.

If only I didn't have to watch "Smash" to get scraps of "Bombshell".

"Racial tensions won't get better; they may get worse, because people will feel as if they've got to compete with some other group to get scraps from a shrinking pot," Mr. Obama said.

And racial tensions won't get better; they may get worse, because people will feel as if they've got to compete with some other group to get scraps from a shrinking pot.

And until we build some independent outside movement power to push back, then we're going to get scraps from the table, at the very best".

Working people in Missouri deserve better than to get scraps, while corporations and wealthy business owners make out like bandits in a plan that explodes our deficit and compromises our military".

I wouldn't be too surprised to see PlaceEngine get scrapped altogether.

Cars get scrapped, street races get dangerous, and things get wild in a parking lot.

But if writing an album is hastily approached or sports lofty ambition with flawed execution, it gets scrapped to the dustbin faster than a DJ will retire a flash-in-the-pan 12" single.

Rifici told VICE he hopes Bill C-46, the government's law to tackle weed-impaired driving, gets scrapped entirely.