Sentence examples for get off cheaply from inspiring English sources
But the Anixters didn't get off cheaply.
If only we could get off that cheaply!
This implies that the burden of unending litigation could be greater still, and has prompted fear in the anti-tobacco lobby that the industry may get off the hook too cheaply.This fear is legitimate: the tobacco companies may have to reach deeper in their pockets in return for an easy life.
The Iversens got off fairly cheaply, according to relocation experts.
Not everyone gets off so cheaply when it comes to network monitoring, however.
At the same time, and not for the purpose of helping bad actors get off a criminal hook, shouldn't the League look beyond its obvious goal of settling a pending class action lawsuit as cheaply as possible?
Get off, get off the rotten world!
Warnock hopes the squad does not get sold off cheaply, although he expects plenty of interest in his players - with striker Moses the main attraction.
"The regulators will have abdicated their responsibility if the banks end up getting off the hook easily and cheaply".
England - backed as likely winners of the 2015 World Cup by Michael Vaughan - got off to a terrible start in reply as openers Cook and Kieswetter both fell cheaply to Praveen Kumar before the forecast rain brought a premature conclusion, with no result possible as England had not batted for the minimum 20 overs.
