Sentence examples for get away with errors from inspiring English sources

But I don't let them get away with errors.

Their centre-backs, Wes Morgan and Robert Huth, were lucky to get away with errors – the latter was booked after he hauled down Federico Santander to stop the striker from escaping – and it took a tactical change from Ranieri, who played with three at the back for a period, to put Leicester more at ease as they struggled to adapt to a new system.

Hiddink, an admirer of the free-flowing style with which Barcelona overwhelmed Bayern Munich, 5-1 on aggregate, is under no illusions that his team could get away with such errors at Camp Nou on April 28.

You could get away with a lot of errors.

"But," he added, "I don't think somebody like Lebrecht should get away with 20 or 30 errors in a five-page article.

Perhaps carriers think they can get away with a few "human errors" in the premium SMS department because these services aren't regulated.

The 2008 crash was mostly the bankers' fault – after wave upon wave of fines for criminal activity (the NHS is set to get some of the fine money) the banks' apologists have gone quiet – and the Tories were allowed to get away with exaggerating Blair-Brown government errors.

As does the troubling realisation that a doctor can face reprimand for inadvertent error but an alternative practitioner can get away with intentional harm.

"They get away with murder".

You'd never get away with it".

How does he get away with this?