Sentence examples for getting out of town from inspiring English sources

Getting out of town?

Getting out of town can have its advantages, too.

Getting out of town would actually come first for Margaret Echtermann.

Getting out of town is a totally predictable reaction to humongous sporting events perpetrated on the citizenry.

Getting out of town without spending too much money was one of my goals for the trip, and would have been even without my financial strictures.

Getting out of town got even easier (and cheaper) when Southwest Airlines took over AirTran's main hub at ATL earlier this year.

She was getting out of town.

Instead, people are getting out of town.

Either way, the justices have set themselves up for a major get-out-of-town decision.

OTHER PERSON: Get out of town!

'Y'all need to get out of town.