Sentence examples for can get with something from inspiring English sources

"That's probably as close to equality as you can get with something like that," Mr. Kennedy says.

At least, as much of a guarantee as you can get with something from Kickstarter.

Which is something I can get with; I'd rather they stuck to what they're good at (sideboobs and xenophobia) than try to influence impressionable 17-year-olds with banal anecdotes about "smoking dope at the union before we went to see The Hacienda".

If they can get away with something like that I am worried something big will happen at F1".

But perhaps we can get started with something less painful.

"They don't want anybody to think that they can get away with something like that.

That way, your child gets to play "outside" and you can get on with something else.

You can get away with something less formal when you're eating alone: "It's about ease and what you fancy eating".

I trust my son not to do anything horribly stupid, and have explained international law to him lest he think he can get away with something in the Bahamas that he cannot do here.

Jonathan Franzen describes Roth's approach as "outrageously more-about-me" than any other writer can get away with – something he used to think of, resentfully, as Roth's narcissism, until he realised he was just jealous of him.

Just because you can get away with something does not make it right.