Sentence examples for get away much from inspiring English sources

Stregg couldn't get away much because of Carmen.

One that got away: Much of Airdrie's defence has been plundered, with goalkeeper Grant Adam heading to the Premiership with promoted Dundee, while 17-year-old forward Liam Coogans was sold to Huddersfield Town.

In Australia, Big Mac Sauce fans got away much more cheaply.

Or consider China's effort to claim as much of the South China Sea as it can get away with, much to the consternation of the other countries bordering that body of water.

The burglar did not get away with much.

Mothers, it would seem, are not allowed to get away with much.

Male French politicians wouldn't get away with much of it here, not for a long time either.

That cost will be whatever government programs are enacted to bail out borrowers in trouble — while those who lent the money get away pretty much scot-free.

It was just unfortunately on a golf course like this where you can't get away with much.

Walters was astoundingly intelligent, measured and didn't let the slippery Castro get away with much.

So we don't let each other get away with much.