Sentence examples for always get out from inspiring English sources

I always get out and walk around.

"They always get out at the wrong time," says Mr Veith.HypoVereinsbank's entry in the early 1990s was well timed.

92 If he can't always get out to watch sports, he can always invite the players in for tea.

"I keep thinking that the timer has stopped, it is bright in there and then I always get out early.

"Even though the meals are simple, we use dishes we like, we always get out wine glasses, we make it nice," she said.

Holds 'em down like no one can, Call for help and end up doing time for adultery, But you can always get out if you and your rapist marry.

Also, the SNP spent the independence referendum campaign telling Scots that there was no point in Scots continuing to send MPs to Westminster because they always get out-voted.

… Now, everyone has a phone, and it always gets out".

They always got out just on time so they could hurry over to the country club.

Shifts were always getting out or starting, and there were always people on the green or in town, eating, drinking, dancing, whatever, all day and all night.

Twice, he tried the side door, accepting ministerial jobs in coalition governments, but he always got out in time to run against the incumbent, Abdou Diouf, in presidential elections.