Sentence examples for get away easier from inspiring English sources

They may start fighting, allowing you to get away easier.

I get away easy since I'm a student too, everyone knows what a student is.

— It appeared that the Giants were getting away easy.

Brute Force managed to get away with easy fractions and couldn't seal the deal the last out.

Although Wayne said that the show was "awesome," he probably was ready to leave NYC as fast as he came through; but one New York senator was not going to let him get away that easy.

But, in truth, that attack from both directions means that Labour's attempt to get away from the easy dichotomies of "more" versus "less" was successfully executed while in office, and was more popular than its opponents want to admit.

"We think we can get away with playing easy hockey".

Indeed, the stories seem at times like songs, trying to get away with the easy ending.

With peer-to-peer car sharing, it is getting easier and easier to get away without owning a car in a city.

But you don't get away with it that easy :-), so if not, why not?

"You could get away with it so easy," he says, climbing along a gully, up a hillside of homes, on his way to meet a convert.