Sentence examples for get somebody off from inspiring English sources
But it has the feel of a wheeze to get somebody off the mansion tax hook.
"He may make a joke one minute to get somebody off their guard, then the next thing he's got your spine in his teeth".
"And it was the same kind of thing of stretching technology to its ultimate limits to be able to get somebody off this planet and walking on another one".
Mayor Clugston, who admitted that he was not always a fan of the policy, said: "If you can get somebody off the street, it saves the emergency room visits, it saves the police, it saves the justice system — and so when you add up all those extra costs... you can buy a lot of housing for that amount of money".
But, as Goldkind told the paper, "People think that my job is getting somebody off.
You know, the difficult thing about that is, it's kind of like getting somebody off of drugs.
Joining the regular trio of Doug Ford, Chow, and John Tory were Morgan Baskin, the "teen candidate," who at 19 has already developed an impressive amount of political acumen, and Ari Goldkind, a famous defense lawyer who, in a profile published by the Toronto Star called "Meet the Longshots," told the paper, "People think that my job is getting somebody off.
"I can't really complain about the second booking and it was just frustrating to get somebody sent off so early because it spoils the game for everyone because at that point we've got to sit back and restrict them and try to hit them on the counter.
But rather than spending big to get somebody now, they are better off waiting for the right player in the summer.
It was crazy, but ultimately you've got to have somebody signing off pages and writing headlines, and it was very tough at times, especially when writers flaked out as they did.
