Sentence examples for exactly get out from inspiring English sources

"And Chris said, 'O.K., get in.' And we basically had to climb in the water right on top of the sharks, because they don't exactly get out of your way.

Or maybe it was just a normal pony; I don't exactly get out to the farm very often.

He added being found not criminally responsible isn't exactly a get out of jail free card.

WHAT exactly do we get out of Social Security?

And, as opposed to knowing exactly how to get out, he'll take it up to the precipice: don't know, don't know, don't know, and boom, there's the idea.

England avoided the follow-on yet again in Australia, not exactly cause to get out the bunting, but when their innings had flopped to 23 for five on a glorious Sydney morning it seemed highly unlikely that they would ever reach the dizzy heights of 155.

Earlier this year we made light fun of the company for failing to clearly explain exactly what developers get out of their product.

What to do, exactly? 1. Get out of the micro.

Pinpointing exactly where things get out of balance is hard.

And if my apartment does go up in flames, it's the size of a closet in most people's homes so it's not exactly complicated to get out in time.

He spoke of how he was a biology major aspiring to go to Dentistry school but later realized he felt like he was living in a box where he was extremely comfortable and he knew what exactly he could get out of it and where it would lead him.