Sentence examples for could get running from inspiring English sources

Within a year or so whites were selling their homes for whatever they could get, running for the suburbs as fast as they could.

But when he lost the job, he returned to the only work he could get, running a neo-fascist party called the British People's party and being paid to do so by its patron, the Duke of Bedford.

"Key could get run out soon after lunch," he says.

Sergey Brin or Larry Page, Google's founders, may be fit as fiddles, but they could get run over tomorrow by a Prius in Palo Alto (a Prius would still hurt, right?).

To say that terrorists would have targeted us even if we hadn't gone into Iraq is a bit like a smoker justifying their habit by saying, "I could get run over crossing the street tomorrow".

Like the old saw goes: Even if you are on the right track, if you're not moving you could get run over.

You know Ed, and I hope this doesn't happen, could get run over by a bus tomorrow, it really wouldn't matter who takes his place". I ask: "The leadership of the Labour Party doesn't matter?" "No, what matters is the policies.

A vehicle could crash into their tent at any time or the children could get run over while playing or just crossing the road.

(Mannheim) "But you know I could get run over crossing the road, you know there's a bigger risk crossing the road than there is something going wrong in a drugs trial.

They could get ran over, beaten, or eaten.

Don't swim in channels where boats may speed very close (or so close that you could get run over by them).