Sentence examples for also gets off from inspiring English sources

Haque also gets off the mark with a four, punched through cover point off the back foot.

After a couple of dots, Rahane also gets off the mark thanks to a streaky outside edge that squirts square of the wicket and beats two tumbling fielders.

"Summer in Stamford" also gets off to an early start, as the members of Stomp convert trash-can covers, brooms and other household goods into the sonic wherewithal for a display of percussive energy.

He also gets off a funny and topical tirade about the C.I.A.'s inability to bring down Saddam Hussein, more apropos than the movie's heartfelt salute to the agency.

In the final scene he also gets off what may be the play's best line, as Danny advises Sarah, "You gotta get a job you hate in a city you love and find some guy in his mid-to-late 20s to torture".

He also gets off a dig at the Brits and their snobbery toward Asians, by having a Chinese general snarl: "Do you know why a British staff officer wears a monocle?" "No," Hemingway responds.

He is also getting off the fence politically.

Looters and murderers faced punishment, but also got off scot-free.

El Salvador, still largely off the tourist track, also got off relatively easily.

Along the way, Ms. Drake also got off most of her medication and dropped 50 pounds.

Bookings for next summer have also got off to a good start.