Sentence examples for get out sooner from inspiring English sources

"We have to either make the decision to make a full commitment, which this president has not done, or we have to decide to get out, and probably get out sooner," Mr. Santorum said.

"We have to either make the decision to make a full commitment, which this president has not done, or we have to decide to get out, and probably get out sooner," Mr. Santorum said on Monday.

If it continues to put off telling taxpayers what the true cost of success will be, then John Murtha is right: we should get out sooner rather than later.

He wore a short-sleeved orange shirt, cargo pants, and a Yankees cap, and he moved from seat to seat calling out such things to the actors as "Miriam, any reason you can't get out sooner?" Hyman said, "Because that chair fell on me," meaning a chair stacked beside a piano.

"Given all of these additional problems, we have to either make the decision to make a full commitment, which this president has not done, or we have to decide to get out and probably get out sooner given the president's decision to get out in 2014," Mr. Santorum said on NBC's "Today Show" program.

They have to balance the clear military advice from Kabul, and the data the generals use to support it, against the anger of the Afghan people over recent atrocities, and public demand in Britain and the US for the west to cut its losses and get out sooner rather than later.

Maybe I'd have got out sooner".

"I think I'd have gotten out sooner if these classes had come around earlier," she said.

If the latter cases are left out, newly admitted patients today have a four-out-of-five chance of getting out sooner or later, and many leave in less than half a year.

If only we had learned it earlier and got out sooner.

With a little push by University of Colorado Denver and a bit of guidance from Bayaud Enterprises, students will get out there sooner rather than later.