Sentence examples for attempt to get out from inspiring English sources

Within the television industry, Mr. Chafets's book is widely seen as an attempt to get out ahead of Mr. Sherman's book.

In an attempt to get out ahead of the age issue, Hillary joked that she will not go gray in office as most male Presidents do, since she has been coloring her hair for years.

That move was widely interpreted as an attempt to get out in front of Mr. Obama, by presenting an Israeli peace proposal that, while short of what the Palestinians want, would box in the president.

This search for youthfulness makes girls' names more volatile — and increasingly so, as more statistics about names become available and parents grow more willing to experiment in an attempt to get out in front of the curve.

MARK HAMILL In a radical attempt to get out from the shadow of Luke Skywalker, Mr. Hamill also took over the role on Broadway for three weeks of performances.

On Thursday morning, this fierce ground war will enter its crucial final phase as activists from all parties zigzag the constituency in a last attempt to get out the vote.

How's that going to play in future attempts to get out the vote?

"Attempts to get out from under what is presumed to be a sinking ship are as old as politics itself.

Like the notch before it, Google was attempting to get out ahead of the looming trend.

SLU is attempting to get out in front of that here.

During this campaign, Labour attempted to get out early on an issue that many see as a weak flank.