Sentence examples for merely get away from inspiring English sources

If you merely get away with cleaning, repairing, and repainting the place, consider yourself lucky.

Riki vows to fight against his narcoleptic condition, which was the reason why he was only able to save Rin and merely get away from the explosion before collapsing.

When we plagiarize, we understand that we are cheating, and we understand that phrases lifted from the Internet are not original writing; we merely hope to get away with passing them off as such.

Mr. Rivera, who received a $250,000 settlement from the Jameses' homeowners' insurance company, argued that he was merely trying to get away from the dogs and was using Mrs. James as cover when he was mauled.

The effect of all this was to "lower the rock to your level", removing its capacity to challenge and surprise.By the same token, if he escaped after making a mistake, the rock had merely let him get away with it.

And most pols know that they won't get away with merely promising a chicken.

That's why President Bush cannot get away with merely rhetorical opposition to executive wrongdoers.

Mr Uribe has withdrawn an initial proposal that would have allowed them to get away with merely paying "compensation" to their victims.

Except for the fact that both parties have conspired for years to rig the voting system in favour of incumbents, the Republicans hope that in next month's mid-term elections they will get away with merely losing control of the House of Representatives.The strange thing is that many American conservatives actually want them to lose the House and even to see the Senate go the same way.

In the end, I'm seeking to get away from merely recording what I saw and instead presenting my interpretation of what I saw".

And he must do more than merely tell managers what they can get away with.