Sentence examples for possible to get away from inspiring English sources

It is possible to get away with such repetition in the month-to-month serial that is a magazine.

A bad image of Brazil has been created for months and people think it's possible to get away with anything.

It has been possible to get away with the idea that there is no need to teach grammar in English.

You would think that it wouldn't be possible to get away with a blank-walled big-box concept like this in the 21st century.

But the Mongolian biker chic sported by Hanggai's frontman suggested that it is possible to get away with this look without spending too much time in the gym.

Mr. Altman's most subversive message, he added, "is not that it's possible to get away with murder in Hollywood, but that the most grievous sin, in Hollywood terms anyway, is to make a film that flops".

If it is of desire and possible, try to get away from them.

Critics argue the legislation makes it possible for individuals to get away with murder by simply claiming they feared for their lives.

"As much as possible I like to get away from cities," said Mr. Jones, who uses as his ultimate reference Peter Beard's 1965 book "End of the Game" about the destruction of African wildlife, especially the elephant.

It takes a web of coincidences for the slow-moving officers to finally realize Naz's connection to the scene, and during that time, we're treated to the agonizing display of Naz wondering if it's possible for him to get away, and whether or not his life will ever be the same.

Obviously, this option isn't open to you if you're deeply embedded in a posh dinner party or dancing away at 4am in the morning, but sometimes it might be possible for you to get away and purchase a "this'll-do-for-now" pair.