Sentence examples for might get rid from inspiring English sources
"Some we might get rid of.
"Oh my goodness," she says, startled, "I would never leave The Archers, though they might get rid of me.
In a telephone interview, Teller explained how a magician might get rid of a card palmed in his right hand, by quickly searching his pockets for a pencil.
After the unrest in Baltimore is over, the clean-up might get rid of the debris, but the inequality will remain.
"Repeal might get rid of the heat but it would not do what is most important – to move the state forward," the editorial reads.
It might get rid of a lot of grumbles I hear from my contemporaries about delayed diagnoses by GPs of life-threatening conditions.
If your carpet is quite dirty, baking soda alone might not get rid of the smell.
Well, you might as well get rid of me as well".
"My wife, Milene, goes along with me, that we might as well get rid of it," he said by telephone.
You might as well get rid of the publicity caravan and ban villages from putting up decorations.
We might as well get rid of the scoreboard and not keep count because all the charge is is a move of surrender.
