Sentence examples for getting out again from inspiring English sources
Getting out again is not going to be quick or easy.
When the sun comes up, you're half-frozen, and you say, 'Never again.' Then you get back and immediately start craving getting out again".
And are the longer-term political costs of redesigning Europe to save the euro too great?The sobering truth about the single currency is that getting in is a lot easier than getting out again.
When he returned, the birds were in a corner: a gray rat snake had slipped in and an enormous lump in its midsection was preventing it from getting out again — the second predator-death in the flock).
Horses typically pulled narrow boats until the early-mid-20th century, and the advent of trains meant that canal sides had to have ramps built into them: horses frightened by the sound of passing trains had a tendency to jump into the water and needed a way of getting out again.
You could pick up tickets as you travel – after all, most countries don't ask to see an onward ticket unless they are looking for a reason to stop you coming in – but you will be a hostage to fortune when it comes to getting out again, and will almost certainly end up paying more than you would with a decent RTW.
We got out again and gratefully went back to our invisibility".
The cattle got out again.
"But if it gets out again, I'm in trouble".
