Sentence examples for getting out with something from inspiring English sources

The stakes were much lower; since less than 10% of school levers went to any university, the employment advantage was gained by getting in, and getting out with something.

"[Discovery and Safeway] wanted to get out with something and they did.

"It has happened before, but never to the point where we couldn't get out with something," Ms Winter said.

Yet Roper and Corcoran seem happy to let Pine into their midst without much fuss, so long as they get to come out with something non-specifically ominous every once in a while.

I make a point of getting out there waving goodbye or something, you know?

Get out something to blot with.

Get out and shoot something with lots of fine texture at different apertures and compare the shots to figure out how your lens behaves at various apertures.

If you belong to a gym that has many different classes, experiment with one you've never done before, even if it means getting out of your comfort zone and experimenting with something different.

So I've got something to get out with.

According to David Maraniss's book "When Pride Still Mattered," Lombardi later regretted not attempting two additional easy field goals, saying: "When you get down there, come out with something.

"I challenged our defenders to get more clean sheets and I am pleased we have got a point and come out with something".