Sentence examples for got off less from inspiring English sources

Lesser opposition figures have got off less lightly.

Despite calls for a boycott in the nationalist press, the chain's swift self-abasement sufficed to quell the row, perhaps because it had already proved its commitment to national integrity by marketing a "McSahara" hamburger.But other offenders have got off less lightly.

The passengers get off less than 10 minutes later on the banks of Mexico, and never pass a single checkpoint or customs station.

Although the orgasm gap is depressingly real ― straight women statistically get off less than any other demographic, including lesbians ― young women are increasingly demanding more from their sexual partners.

Josh Lederman, of the A.P., reported, via Twitter, "We got off the plane with Tillerson less than four hours ago.

Just 8% went to court (1% got off) and less than 1% went to jail.

The weekend's other debuts got off to less impressive starts: The drug cartel drama "Savages" collected a decent $16.2 million and "Katy Perry: A Part of Me" made only $7.2 million over the weekend.

"Hopefully they have learned from this lesson because the bill got off to a less than stellar start," Ms. Snowe said.

Massimiliano Allegri got off to a less than perfect start after replacing Davide Ballardini as manager of Cagliari in the summer.

The evening got off to a less happy start with Richard Tanner's "Ancient Airs and Dances," set to music by Respighi.

It got off to a less than auspicious start.