Sentence examples for get out for a while from inspiring English sources

"They need to get out for a while.

We have a home health aide four hours a day and we can get out for a while to go shopping or just get a break".

If you are reluctant to leave the patient home alone, ask a friend or neighbor to stay for a few hours or to look in on the patient every so often so that you can get out for a while.

I need to get out for a while".

You can also invite them to get out for a while by going bowling, swimming, or doing something else fun and active.

"When they started hanging everyone, he got out for a while," Lusk says.

Elsewhere, Lady Bird squeaked out a win over Jordan Peele's Get Out for best comedy/musical, while Coco won for best animated feature.

Anyway, who really could blame Iraq's leaders for wanting to get out of Baghdad for a while?

Olivier is possibly even more of a snob than Tocqueville was and certainly less gifted, but he too is a Bourbon aristocrat who after the accession of Louis-Philippe finds it convenient to get out of France for a while and accepts a commission to write about the American prison system.

It's time for me to hit the road again; to get out of San Francisco – for a while at least – to have some ridiculous adventures and rediscover a world without 941xx zip codes.

His house was put under police guard and he took his family to Mexico for two weeks after the C.I.A. advised him to get out of town for a while.