Sentence examples for getting back through from inspiring English sources

"I do remember one time doing acid together out at Stinson Beach and thinking as he waded into the ocean that I was going to be in trouble getting back through town with this dripping wet cat at 4 in the afternoon".

"Now," he went on, "they want to get back through the windows, through the doors, through the elections".

After I got off the plane, I had to pay to get back through customs and immigration and then buy a new flight home via Amsterdam.

Staff at Conservative headquarters have calculated that "at worst", what the Tory will lose through the introduction of AV they would get back through the boundary changes.

"My dad used to say every time he went away he needed a road map to get back through his house".

The principle that they be well paid, but only get back through expenses what they genuinely pay out in the line of duty, is right.

Some people seem to have run back up the slope, thinking that they could get back through the turnstiles, and were burned alive.

Reporter toured the 11-level, 1/4mile building with the station's electrical assistant superintendent, who said that they cannot leave the station until the strike is over, since they might not be able to get back through the picket lines.

That amount would very likely exceed the $92 million in costs associated with Tropical Storm Irene that it also hopes to get back through future rate increases, the filing said.

That does not include billions the state is paying on those pricey energy contracts, money the state is supposed to get back through a bond issue that is hung up in an argument over who's to blame for the mess.

This is the percentage of the stock's current price that you get back through dividends.