Sentence examples for got off even from inspiring English sources
She could have got off even at the gates, with the few other women who plodded up the drive.
So the banks may have gotten off even easier.
"They'll probably get off, even though they should get kicked out of school," Mr. Needleman said recently, as he smoked a cigarette outside Gampel Pavilion.
And in the real world, as opposed to self-help fantasyland, once you find yourself on a track, it's awfully hard to get off, even if it's headed nowhere in particular.
Individuals get off even better than scot-free.
Tour buses stopped, but no passengers got off — not even to take a picture.
All of this makes it appear as though Rabobank got off easy, even though it will pay more than $1 billion to settle with all the prosecutors and regulators.
Haste, a white officer, not only got off, but even recently got a raise.
Yankee fans might think this sounds unduly pessimistic; Jeter got off to an even worse start last year before rebounding somewhat.
He broke through the starting gate prematurely, then, on the restart, got off to an even cleaner start than he had in the Derby.
