Sentence examples for getting a pass from from inspiring English sources
Why is Odd Future essentially getting a pass from the music industry and media for their homophobia and misogyny?
Angel put the Red Bulls ahead, 1-0, after getting a pass from Henry and putting a shot into the upper left of the net.
Far from getting a pass from the "elite media," many outlets reported on this tempest-in-a-teacup during the 2008 campaign.
And several suggested that it's the mother, not the daughter, who stayed "under wraps," getting a pass from the press in her Senate race.
For years, though, Syria has been getting a pass from the international community regarding its less-than-complete compliance with the CWC, to which it acceded in October 2013.
Cahill put the Red Bulls ahead eight seconds into the game, getting a pass from Dax McCarty, heading it forward and sending a blast from outside the upper right box inside the near post.
Franklin continued, "It seems as though Muslims are getting a pass [from Obama]." In the same interview Franklin was asked about "secular oppression of Christians" in the United States.
And the hunters are expected to continue to get a pass from the country's conservationists.
The latter gets a pass from judge Mary but a sourpuss from judge Paul.
His supporters say Mr. Lautenberg should not get a pass from other Democrats.
