Sentence examples for getting out much from inspiring English sources
And if that doesn't sound like a real achievement, or a real compliment, you're not getting out much.
Parton's long shifts at the theatre have prevented her from getting out much, but, that afternoon, she'd been to a lunch at Michael's, where she ran into Les Moonves, an old acquaintance.
The sites I am coordinating are Basilica Place and Westminster House – both just two blocks away from Peabody! Classical music and its performers have the unfortunate habit of not getting out much! Creative Access allows us to share our music with a wider spectrum of audiences and to build loving, artistic connections with them.
"For elderly people who aren't getting out much, their main exposure might be their caregivers," said Dr. Bogaisky.
After about two hours at the gallery something dawned on me: I would not be getting out much.
Luckily with Twitter and Facebook and other new advances in technology the protesters message is getting out much louder and clearer than in China several decades ago.
