Sentence examples for got let off from inspiring English sources

The man got let off with a caution.' Owen Tudor, senior policy officer for the TUC, said: 'The number of workers at risk from violent attack has increased dramatically.

I got let off with a caution after it became evident that neither of us could understand what the other was saying.

"I kept thinking, I hope something happens and I get let off the hook".

"We feel that Exxon is getting let off the hook," said Gary Skulnik, a spokesman for Greenpeace.

No other team get let off here: even if a side have done it just once, they get punished.

As things are, candidates get let off too easy & do not have to exert themselves mentally as much as an applicant for admission to a preparatory school.

Even Patriots Coach Bill Belichick is getting let off the hook a bit, this now overshadowing his referee-shaking incident and the fact that his team isn't very good, writes Gerry Callahan in The Boston Herald.

If Spain's FA (which was slow to apologise for what happened at the Bernabeu) gets let off in that way, what incentive do football authorities elsewhere have to get a grip on racism in the game?

And, to get to the second problem with miracles, the problem about the nature of God: nobody gets let off the hook.

For those employees who take the cheaper, skinny option, it's a boon to the employer, who gets let off the hook for offering real insurance.

"And also, once they do have contact with law enforcement, often times, they are not sent to prison and just get let off or go to drug court or don't face charges at all".