Sentence examples for get out well from inspiring English sources
All your life you've never seen A boy pushed from a high window By a bro and sis Who didn't want the secret to get out Well, not until recently You've got hotsy totsy lips Majestic froideur A smile as big as, erm, Big Sur But those have got to be hair extensions, right?
He cruised back and forth for a good half hour, at what he judged was the last safe position, but the whole business had tired him and he needed to be sure that he could get out well above the dam.
The people in THE RED PASSPORT (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $22), Katherine Shonk's collection of stories about life in post-Soviet society, can be roughly divided between real Russians and those who wish they were; natives trying to get out; well-meaning Americans trying to fit in; and some older types still trying to wake from the nightmare of the New World Order.
And the controversial 33-year-old got out well to dominate the second semi-final and stay on track for another head-to-head with his Jamaican nemesis.
His Burnham & Co. became Drexel Burnham Lambert, but Tubby sold his shares before the brokerage house collapsed, getting out well below the peak but at least salvaging a good part of his fortune.
My general stance on online security is that if I don't want information of mine ever getting out, well then don't post it in the first place.
This situation can be a bit more intimidating because you are never quite certain that you've gotten all there is to get out of the well.
It's not hard to see why Get Out works so well.
And the thing about being a leader is you've got to get out front and, well, lead.
