Sentence examples for get out rapidly from inspiring English sources

But the information in the documents shows that they produce very much more of the radioactive isotopes technically known as the "immediate release fraction" of the nuclear waste, because they could get out rapidly after an accident.

Things rapidly get out of control and Liam winds up as the only "adult" on a spaceship with several kids relying on him to get them back down to Earth.

When an original manuscript falls into the possession of a circle of normal, albeit uncommonly nerdy, enthusiasts who meet on an online forum, things rapidly get out of hand.

Crickets may lay eggs inside the home, which could cause the infestation to rapidly get out of control.

Find a great hiding spot where you know she'd never look, but make sure it has enough space for you to rapidly get out if need be.

"Deliberate fires, particularly those involving grass and gorse, can spread rapidly and quickly get out of control endangering lives and property.

"A small grass or gorse fire can rapidly spread and get out of control, putting property and lives in danger.

"Come mothers and fathers throughout the land And don't criticize what you can't understand Your sons and your daughters are beyond your command Your old road is Rapidly agin' Please get out of the new one If you can't lend your hand For the times they are a-changin'".

Trotted out too often, or too vehemently, it can make those who rely on it sound suspiciously like one of the "mothers and fathers" that Bob Dylan addressed back in 1964 — those people whose "order is rapidly fadin'," whose "old road is rapidly agin'," and who, finally, are bid, "Please get out of the new one if you can't lend your hand".

I think you are rapidly becoming a jackass, and the sooner you get out of that filthy atmosphere, the better it will suit me.

Sunoco rightfully feared regulatory costs would grow rapidly under the Obama administration, and made the decision to get out of the refining business entirely.