Sentence examples for get off easier from inspiring English sources

Mr. Burress wouldn't be the first to get off easier than the law seems to require on a gun charge.

Hale would get off easier, but, by the time Mass Effect 3's voice production wraps, she will have spent more than three hundred hours portraying Shepard.

Politicians get off easier.

People with bigger heads might get off easier, I'm thinking.

His lawyers decided to tell the judge that he was "under the influence" when he was writing his nickname so that he'd get off easier.

As a society, it seems we have simply come to expect that rich and famous individuals will always find ways to get off easier in matters of crime and punishment.

Stalin really does get off easy.

Compared with last year, the country could get off easy.

You know that you're not going to get off easy early in the evening.

Even in the face of such restrictions, business owners protest that residents get off easy.

Unscrupulous corporations, she said, "get off easy because of their donations".