Sentence examples for got out rather from inspiring English sources

Clearly, she wanted to control the way the news got out, rather than having it spread by her opponents in the mayor's race — one of whom may be Anthony Weiner, who has been on a revelatory and redemption odyssey of his own in The Times.

Graduates typically say "I got out" rather than that they graduated from Georgia Tech.

Accepting more students would not add to the value they hope to get out; rather it would hurt the value.

It was the only gig in town where you had to be on the guest list to get out rather than in.

Right after Hurricane Sandy, we could actually see lots of people migrating out of the dark areas and going to the movies, probably just to get out, rather than sitting at home without power.

If it were, Mexico and Argentina would be the richest countries in the world, and people would be lining up at the U.S. southwest border to get out rather than to get in.

So he gets out rather quickly... because he needs to get to the business at hand.

Lamson makes clear that the question to ask isn't: "Why didn't they get out?" Rather, for those who remember the Armenians and other victims of the era, we should ponder how much more monstrous the horror would have been had there existed no land of justice across the sea in which so many could find refuge in a new life that was free.

"Well, I'd say moved over rather than got out.

"Some of that information that got out we really would have rather kept close to the vest".

Rather, he got out of the way and let them showcase.