Sentence examples for it gets out from from inspiring English sources

"My belief is that somebody has one in the area and it gets out from time to time," he said.

But it gets out from under sanctions that could have ended the company altogether.

"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.

"I felt it was time I got out from under his shadow.

Later, Daniel sings, "I wanna forget how convention fits, but can I get out from under it, can I cut it out of me?" The music is as inviting and breezy as it might have been gruff and gnarled ten years ago.

If you want to go cold turkey, you can try uninstall your games or move it to a Flash Drive and lock it somewhere until you could get out from your addiction.

"(The Fed is finding out) that it might be difficult to get out from what could be a 'policy trap' that it set itself". This means the current crisis, dating back to five years ago, is far from over.

I can't get out from under it, and it almost suffocates me.

Mr. Santorum never got out from under it.

The air had pressed him down, and he could not get out from under it.

The gray ahead broadens and seems to grow heavier, as if there could be no getting out from under it.