Sentence examples for could get off for from inspiring English sources
So I called John Van Vliet, a friend in Minneapolis who wrote "The Art of Fly Tying" (Cy Decosse Inc., 1994), and asked if he could get off for a few hours.
The overwhelming feeling was relief that people could get off my back for a while".
And besides, if a business could get off the hook for paying for this part of a plan, what's to stop every business from claiming a religious exemption?
It makes me angry that he could get off, but there is not enough evidence for cases he's being tried for to imprison him.
He just needed to see whether he could get off work that day no small task for someone accustomed to 16-hour shifts, six days a week.
Seismic mapping surveys to pick a prime drilling spot for accessing Vostok could get off the ground within the next couple of years, but it may be 2004 or later before instruments reach the lake.
Anyway, he couldn't get off.
He could get time off for good behavior, but he has to serve at least 17 years.
In particular, the bill could get businesses off the hook for increases that will be needed to repay $41 billion in federal loans that states took to cover shortfalls in their unemployment funds.
