Sentence examples for does get off from inspiring English sources

Stalin really does get off easy.

"The K Sound" does get off to a cracking start.

Even if he does get off to a flier in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, and however capacious his war chest, eventually he would face a mano-a-mano battle against a more credible general election candidate.

To be sure, Mr. Rock does get off enough lines like "We were so poor we used to lick stamps for dinner" to show what he could have (or should have) done.

The new show's premiere Thursday night does get off to an amusing start with a vignette in which Walter (Geoff Stults) retrieves a missing guitar for John Fogerty, who stays around just long enough to play a tasty slice of "Fortunate Son".

This seems an indolent method of writing, though Gray does get off some good aphorisms of his own: "To suppose that the myth of progress could be shaken off would be to ascribe to modern humanity a capacity for improvement even greater than that which it ascribes to itself".

I still did "Get off the shed," again.

In a way, they did get off to a good start.

Where should she get off, she asked, and when she did get off, which way should she walk?

We know how important we do get off to a good start".

We know what we have to do, get off to a good start.