Sentence examples for hardly get away from inspiring English sources
But having spent so much energy excoriating the undemocratic nature of the present Lords, the government could hardly get away with an entirely appointed chamber.
In some schools, you can hardly get away with anything.
"I could hardly get out of bed".
It has to be a compliment to the production's power to torment: I could hardly wait to get away.
Hardly any videogames can get away without some acceleration of the viewpoint.
Circa is hardly a place to get away from it all, so the developers who gambled $500 million to build it are betting that there are plenty of prosperous renters who want to be in the middle of one of L.A.'s busiest urban recreation zones.
They have successfully set the working poor against the non-working poor and gleefully sat back to watch the results, while letting those with the broadest shoulders get away with making hardly any additional financial contribution at all.
But in Capitol Hill's rotten system, one can hardly blame Collins if he assumed that he'd get away with it again.
Is "How to Get Away With Murder" the best show on TV? Hardly.
Managers are human beings, and Washington was hardly the first to run afoul of common-sense behavioral codes and get away with it.
