Sentence examples for get it out from from inspiring English sources
When a person comes back from war, from prison, from any extreme situation, he has to get it out from inside himself.
Vick said his foot caught the turf and he was unable to get it out from under him as he went down.
Monday morning, Citigroup announced plans to sell $20 billion of stock and debt to repay some of the $45 billion it took under TARP, enough to get it out from under the strictest of government controls.
Seconds later, they jab a snake with a stick to get it out from under a pile of rocks so that they can (somewhat predictably this time) burn it with gasoline.
By gaining clarity on exactly what the monster under your bed looks like and rather than hiding under the covers until daylight, create a plan to get it out from under your bed, and make it go away once and for all.
Get it out from the cold water now and put it around your higher jaw teeth.
As a reader and now viewer – and let's just get it out there from the get-go, I'm an evangelistic fan of the book – this is an apprehensive time indeed.
"We should go home and get it out of the system and from tomorrow we start again and then we will be okay.
"We should go home and get it out of the system and from tomorrow we start again and then we will be OK.
Perhaps getting it out from under Microsoft corporate control, which has obviously stifled it, might allow it to unfold its wings and fly.
