Sentence examples for getting off that from inspiring English sources

Getting off that list and into public housing means you'll pay a modest percentage of your income to the Housing Authority.

But I had to be getting off that wing.

It was the scene "in Vietnam, with the pinkish-red kerchief, with the slicked-back hair, particularly because I had seen pictures of him getting off that plane.

And if I think he's doing something getting off that straight line, I'll be the first to tell him".

After getting off that plane, for a week straight, five or six hours every day, I sat with him in his beautiful Santa Monica office, perched on his robin's-egg-blue sofa while he reclined in his armchair with his feet up on the coffee table in front of us.

"Coming from London and getting off that plane and coming to Celtic Park and there were 5,000 people was one of the best feelings you could ever get as a player - and just walking out at Celtic Park and putting on that green and white jersey," he recalled.

Get off that protest line and put an application in.

"More like, 'Get off that computer…', but yeah, they don't mention that so much now".

You get off that, you get out in the ring, you go to 100-punch drills on the heavy bag.

And when you somehow, you know, get off that, then it is hard.

Get off that machine and start using a suspension trainer.