Sentence examples for get away easily from inspiring English sources

Hamidullah Khan didn't let us get away easily.

But I did think, "You aren't going to get away easily".

The intruders think they will get away easily, until Anna's other psychosis' break free.

Like I said, you're only exercising a certain muscle and you can get away easily with relying on your natural instincts and impulses, and I didn't want to wing it like that.

If you sack out right, there will never be a situation where your horse will freak out and try to break down a fence or pull violently in an effort to escape, so don't tie with twine or anything else that will let your horse get away easily.

If the backstabber isn't so keen to speak with you, or you suspect that they'll refuse to talk with you, try the tactic of simply baling them up somewhere and starting to talk to them when they can't get away easily.

Not even oligarchs got away easily, with Putin apparently admitting that even close allies such as Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich had a sordid past.

"You don't get away so easily," he warns repeatedly in "Stuck Together Pieces".

Entrenched political elites, untroubled by free and fair elections, can get away more easily with stuffing their pockets.

Because of their looser schedule, pitchers are less affected by the day-to-day conformity of the clubhouse and can get away more easily with strange, even freakish behavior.

His cadres would kill him, and burn the body; he would squeeze himself into a submarine; he would bite on the cyanide capsule that hung on a black string round his neck.His people, confined in the end to a beach in north-eastern Sri Lanka and shelled by the Sinhalese army, could not get away so easily from the mayhem Prabhakaran had drawn them into.