Sentence examples for getting out now from inspiring English sources

The mayor is getting out now, opening the door.

"I worry with this news getting out now that everyone is going to get that impression.

The second reason for getting out now is to prevent a further slide into a civil war.

In some states he would have been tried as a juvenile and he would be looking at getting out now.

Getting out now makes sense not just to avoid further running up our bill, but because doing so holds out the prospect of a more favorable result.

The suddenness of the departure, coming when the performance of Janus funds has cooled considerably, inevitably will lead people to wonder, "Is Jim Craig getting out now because things aren't going so well?" he said.

Bill Gottdenker Mountainside, N.J., Nov. 15, 2006 • To the Editor: Re "Get Out Now?

Get out now!

Get out now, sponsors.

Get out now, Jimmie.

Before she couldn't get out; now she can't get in!