Sentence examples for got out now from inspiring English sources
It's not the case that she was bound to be crushed in a ballot against May and therefore got out now to spare herself the humiliation.
"If he got out now and if he celebrated his 100th birthday in nine or 10 years, the children of the victims would not be very happy," said Serge Klarsfeld, who fought for years to bring Mr. Papon to trial.
At least he has got out now, rather than subjecting himself to any more punishment, and hopefully that will mean no further problems, whereas there once would have been a time when a footballer in that position would have been encouraged to carry on regardless.
Bill Gottdenker Mountainside, N.J., Nov. 15, 2006 To the Editor: Re "Get Out Now?
Before she couldn't get out; now she can't get in!
I HATE you!" Assertiveness: "Oh My God! Get out now!" Negotiation skills: "Oh My God!
"Get out NOW," the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office tweeted in a warning to people in evacuation zones.
"Get out NOW," the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned people in evacuation zones.
