Sentence examples for good bail from inspiring English sources
But beyond that, the concept of a person charged with a crime and presumed innocent having to pay a fee to a bail bondsman -- who then decides if the defendant is a good bail risk -- to gain his freedom while awaiting trial is almost unheard of anywhere else in the world.
When good teachers bail out, it may indicate a lack of leadership.
Also, the government has begun a fierce rhetorical attack on corruption, so it wouldn't have looked particularly good to bail out Cyprus, where a lot of "dirty" Russian money is believed to be parked.
(If this image is to be believed, this is Amanda Miller's high school graduation quote: "A good friend would bail you out of jail, a best friend would be sitting right next to you saying 'man, we messed up'".).
Shorn of its most controversial and worst-performing loans, which were hived off into a "bad bank", and boosted by successive taxpayer bail-outs, the good bank Crédit Lyonnais was privatised in July 1999.
There are many good reasons for bailing out of the first year of medical school: running out of money; hitting the wall in advanced biochem; deciding your talents would be better suited for the Peace Corps, etc. Eugene Chan (pictured left) had his own excuse.
We've done a good job of bailing out the people on the top end of the economy.
The first recorded sledge inevitably involved WG Grace, who once responded to being bowled by announcing, "Twas the wind which took the bail off, good sir".
Getting low-balled with a seat that isn't in the first or second row is almost a good enough reason to bail on attending, because, can you imagine facing all your peers and having them witness your lousy seat while they take in the sights from the sidelines?
You never know when you'll be stuck between a rock and a hard place and might need someone (a good friend, maybe?) to bail you out.
