Sentence examples for get out of doing something from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Mikkelson says teachers setting up Internet projects underestimate the pleasure people get out of doing something that feels like a public service yet requires no more than a few keystrokes.

If the horse is taking advantage of you by pinning their ears or kicking out in order to get out of doing something, say "No!" In a calm but firm voice and make them do what you are asking or telling them to do.

"In how many more movies have filmmakers tried to get laughs out of doing something that's unexpected and that crosses the taste line?

To me Harv Oostdyk was just a swell young fellow who for some reason got a kick out of doing something for guys like me and my buddies.

The sheer fact that a small IT company is getting this much press out of doing something anyone with an Internet connection can do is disheartening, but it will be fascinating once these kids get hosed by Apple legal.

A lot of people want to get out and do something," said Hilary H. Criollo, the president of Hopkins Vineyard in Warren, Conn.

The words that inspired thousands of Christians to get out and do something weren't words about Christ at all, they were words meant to oppress a group of people long discriminated against by Christians.

"If you get people into the habit of getting out of bed, doing something, having a sense of worth and if that involves getting people who are currently unemployed helping out with the elderly or clearing up an area or things like that, I think it's worth doing".

[I used to say] 'Come on get out of bed do something, you might feel better'… I had no idea.

"Of getting out there and doing something in nature, which painting doesn't do very often.

It's insinuated with her and her sisters that she was the favorite and thought she was a little bit special and would get out and make something of herself, but she didn't.