Sentence examples for if it gets out from inspiring English sources

"But if it gets out again, I'm in trouble".

But if it gets out, it can affect your career".

If it gets out, onto a television screen, someday soon, then perhaps this fiasco might be worthwhile.

Advocacy groups such as the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee stressed that given the nature of high-security prisons, much of the activity involved in the strike could take days to reach the outside world if it gets out at all.

"If it gets out that through 2005 there's going to be unreliable service, who's going to invest?" said Jennifer Weber, owner of Oznot's Dish, a restaurant near the subway station.

If it gets out that the cops are going to show up, they shut the rig down and say, 'Everyone go home.' That way, they don't have to take a piss test and fire everyone, and they can all go back to work the next week".

But it may have to if it gets out-competed in its chosen plum markets.

Even if it got out, it is far from assured that it would be widely adopted.

The Ames strain has done what it was certain to do if it got out -- it has rebounded upon ourselves.

And I know that could hurt the show if it got out.' And Neal said: 'We know you're gay.

"The only way the PC was going to be developed was if it got out from under I.B.M.'s bureaucracy," said the business historian John Steele Gordon.