Sentence examples for be got off from inspiring English sources

In a nutshell, Mr Oliver, with his cheeky Essex accent and urbanely messy hair, stars as the British saviour of fat and benighted West Virginians who must be got off pizzas, fries and burgers and onto grains and veggies.For the second season of Food Revolution, Mr Oliver was planning to do the same in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), America's second largest.

If there was anything the Bush administration was not going to stand it was an interruption, especially in the months before the election, of its policy of sending home intercepted Haitian boat people.That afternoon the American embassy demanded that the chimères be got off the streets.

And he'd be getting off lightly.

By Stalin's standards, they may be getting off lightly.

One reason is that the individuals responsible seem to be getting off lightly.

You'll be getting off in front of the Kaiser Koolau Clinic.

You'll be getting off in front of Chevron gas station.

I think she's got off to a great start.

"He's got off his backside.

What really matters is that it's got off to a very good start".

We're getting off".