Sentence examples for get out easily from inspiring English sources

When Yuvraj had Pietersen lbw in the first Test in Chennai he made a hand signal to imply the England captain was his bunny – someone he could get out easily.

Anna Aragel, 50, a resident of the area, Big Tujunga Canyon, said through a mask that she and several neighborhoods stayed "because we felt we had open outlets, we could get out easily if needed, and we wanted to stay with our homes".

Make sure that the pools are deep enough so that your largest crab can immerse themselves, but make sure there are glass stones and a sponge in each bowl to make sure smaller crabs can get out easily to make sure they don't get stuck and possibly drown.

"I think we're going to see maybe 30, 40 wells drilled over the next couple of years to see what the real potential is - whether this gas can be got out easily as they have been getting it out in the United States and whether they can get it out as cheaply as they have got it out in the United States".

The couple soon began hunting for a home to buy, one with space for guests, Jojo and a bed that they could get out of easily.

He's likely going to get a suspended sentence, meaning he can get out and easily obtain another gun and make sure he completes the job.

(Note: Make sure the can is big enough for you to get out of easily, and there isn't any trash in it!) Jump in to a lidded trash can, and when someone walks past, either jump out or start screaming, "OMG I'm being eaten by last night's leftovers!" Use the under-the-stairs method.

I think she's got an idea of what happened in New York, but she still needs more people to bury themselves in lies they can't get out of that easily.

Mystery client report: "They were sensitive, as I can't get out of work easily and they gave me other hours to access the services".

It can get out of control easily.

It was really the only place where you could get out of the water easily.