Sentence examples for getting out quick from inspiring English sources

Getting out quick would not mean leaving the problem behind in the Middle East - for it is surely coming to all our doorsteps.

Get in quick; get out quick.

"He got out quick, but not until I was assaulted again".

According to Leasehold Knowledge Partnership, in April 2015 the flat sold at auction for £72,000, but this buyer "evidently decided to get out quick" because it was soon on sale again.

Sign the contracts and get out quick".

"My mother said we had to get out quick," she told the BBC.

She just wanted him to come do his thing on Christmas Eve and get out quick.

They claimed the haunting had turned violent, so they had to get out quick and decided to turn the house into a rental.

I was on a burning night train along the Nile River and everyone panicked; but I knew where the exit was and got out quick.

I knew I'd get out quick, because throwing a reporter of Her Majesty's Empire into a dungeon would embarrass both BP and the Azeri oil-o-crats.

One of the survivors, Guo Xin, 78, told a reporter from New China News Agency that he was in bed when he heard someone scream, "Put out that fire!" He saw a nursing aide climb out the window of a burning bedroom and cry out to him: "Get out, quick!" Guo said he ran outside to nearby wheat fields with thick fumes billowing behind him.