Sentence examples for got away with pushing from inspiring English sources
The fly-half's composure momentarily evaporated, Leicester were duly awarded an attacking scrum and craftily got away with pushing early.
"They didn't want people knowing a serial killer got away with pushing innocent people onto the tracks – they'd be afraid it could happen again".
The reason the Tories thought they could get away with pushing such a heinous plan is because they felt there would be no electoral price to pay for beating up on foreigners.
Some county executives, however, notably Mr. Suozzi, seem to believe that Albany's entrenched power structure has a soft underbelly; that for too long state officials have been able to get away with pushing costs onto local taxpayers and not getting the blame for it.
Lawyers fear there is a downward spiral where the attorney never dares take any action for fear that complaints about publicity made afterwards at a trial may be validated by such action and risk upsetting the trial and that the media now know that they can get away with pushing further and further at the boundaries.
They can get away with pushing it until the bugs are fully eradicated as it's better to a good product late than a buggy product on time.
Yet Aristophanes got away with it by pushing things beyond the bounds of the strictly credible.
OK, the defender got away with the clumsy push on Sergio Aguero in the box in the second half but Hull deserved a bit of luck the way they played.
Because, as we all know, anyone who would hang a noose would never wonder, "Since no one kicked up a fuss about that, what else can we get away with?" No pushing the envelope, taking a chance, dragging you behind a pickup truck for these fellows.
