Sentence examples for ideas get out of from inspiring English sources

The paper proposed the measures Cameron announced on Monday: reducing the so-called "valley of death" between laboratories and the patient where it is simply too expensive and there are not the investors to help ideas get out of the lab and into the hospital, an end to which Osborne stumped up £180m.

We all had the same idea, get out of town before it's too late.

Then the idea gets out of hand.

It's safe to say that many very good ideas never get out of the pew — or off the barstool — where they were conceived.

(It was her idea to get out of London).

"Probably was a good idea to get out of town," he said.

In the film, he hits on a bright idea to get out of the wedding – go on a crusade!

When a conspecific is angry, it is a good idea to get out of his way.

I'm trying to decide if it's a good idea to get out of the car and go into a shop where the cops have been called.

Just to stay sane, I quickly decided that it would be a good idea to get out of the cabin around sunrise and return sometime after midnight.

The best thing that governments can do to foster new ideas is to get out of the way.