Sentence examples for get away from at from inspiring English sources

The Kauffman “choke report” reads like a stream of consciousness ranting from that guy you can’t get away from at a political fundraiser.

Maybe I'm suffering from the hangover, but the thing I can't get away from at this time of year is everyone at every holiday party asking me what car I'd buy if I could only buy just one.

No matter how good you are at causing trouble with the police, you must get away from them at the end in order to register the points you have accumulated during the pursuit.

In chronicling their peripatetic habits, he lets romantic impulse get away from him at times.

People have got to get away from looking at this issue as student debt.

We need to get away from worshipping at the altar of profit and markets as if they were flawless deities.

It's part of his job, too, so you like to get away from it at home, if possible".

The Wisconsin-born Stricker said, "We didn't play all year-round, so it's like I feel like I need to get away from it at times".

"He couldn't get away from me, at least for a couple of minutes," Mr. Naidoo said in an interview here, retelling the tale with a mischievous twinkle.

Had he not signaled for a reliever, I probably would have walked to left field to get away from him, at that point".

Mr. Reid is fortunate in being able to change dining room table and get away from her at meal times, but the Northrups are not so lucky.