Sentence examples for really get out from inspiring English sources

"You may do your time, but you will never really get out".

The main value of celebrity campaigners is in geeing up the flagging activists who really get out the vote.

Bernie is old school; he's too old to really get out there.

"But more than anything, he'll create tempo for us, and we want to really get out and run".

They're going to be asking, 'Should I really get out just before something bad happens?"' Josh Benson.

The week of a major championship, I don't really get out that much and I try to get my rest when I can.

(While grilling steaks, the cartoon Assange tells Homer Simpson, "You know, you should really get out less!," then he dashes into a bunker).

The movie hints that Jamerson's charming eccentricity masked a dangerous streak, which is reinforced when Mr. Ashford remarks, "You try to keep him as tranquil as possible because he could really get out there".