Sentence examples for get a pass from from inspiring English sources

"Does he get a pass from that?" Trump asked.

And the hunters are expected to continue to get a pass from the country's conservationists.

His supporters say Mr. Lautenberg should not get a pass from other Democrats.

Understandably, only the optimists get a pass from the hyper-vigilant emotional etiquette police of Twitter.

If only Douglas had offered such a "worthy explanation," as Plaschke puts it, for her podium behavior, she'd get a pass from the imaginary monoculture that deems behavior appropriate or inappropriate.

Even if, like, you fry? Women have taken a lot of flak for such speech mannerisms as "vocal fry," upspeak" and reliance on, you know, filler words — mannerisms widely shared by men, who typically get a pass from the vocal police.

The latter gets a pass from judge Mary but a sourpuss from judge Paul.

Why is Odd Future essentially getting a pass from the music industry and media for their homophobia and misogyny?

Next, defenseman Roman Hamrlik got a pass from center Claude Lapointe in the open and shot from 30 feet.

Far from getting a pass from the "elite media," many outlets reported on this tempest-in-a-teacup during the 2008 campaign.

"I think he gets a pass from a lot of white people, the well-intentioned ones," Hussain said.