Sentence examples for get off early from inspiring English sources
The prime minister, "Mr Brown", is seen as thoroughly bourgeois, his son working in a motor shop to which he "had to get off early".
Only people on the fringe of the case work these hours; they sit and tap their teeth with their pencils, but at least they can get off early to the swimming pool or the tennis court.
"And tomorrow I think when we get off early and the greens are smooth, maybe I'll get a few more putts to roll in, and that will be my opportunity to go low".
After a $15m refurbishment last year, it has a number of appealing features: you can check in and out without speaking to anyone, the minibar is free, you can use your phone as a room key, there are sleep pods for international travellers who get off early flights and need somewhere to crash before their rooms are ready, and they give you an iPhone to use (not to keep) while in town.
The survey comes courtesy of FlightView, which queried its app users and found that 50percentt of respondents would fork over cash to get off early.
If it is they could get off early and ask why you're home so early.
Or how they got off early".
28.8% would appreciate getting off early.
Then I got off early enough to rally them all and race home to cook dinner.
But, he added, "the scandal isn't that he's getting off early, the scandal is that he only got a year's time for millions [of euros] worth of tax evasion".
