Sentence examples for sometimes get out from inspiring English sources

"The home life, Captain, is very important — but you're right, it may sometimes get out of hand.

It's a ritual, and you need to be brave and respectful and sometimes get out of the way of whatever it is that you're inviting into the room.

"What women sometimes get out of a chick flick that men don't understand, men get out of sports," Ms. Musiker said.

The show is regularly compared to Monty Python, and it has a Pythonesque intelligence running through it, even if the vulgarity does sometimes get out of control.

Rakeem, who hopes to design and construct buildings when he grows up, said he thought the playground was a great place to bring his stepbrother, whose youthful energy can sometimes get out of control.

The authorities carry out their original duty, to watch over the banking system, and they can use their newer powers by raising interest rates to damp down spending and borrowing.However, bubbles sometimes get out of hand, and if they do, at some point they will stop inflating and start deflating.

Sometimes getting out of bed took longer than the increasingly spotty sleep itself.

The Easter Saturday ceremony at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem sometimes gets out of hand when the Greek and Armenian Patriarchs, sealed up together in the gloomy tomb, struggle to be the first to extract the Holy Fire.

The nightlife that Lyle enjoyed was sometimes studio-sanctioned — squiring gorgeous starlets to the Trocadero or the Cocoanut Grove, where Warners photographers just happened to turn up — and sometimes got out of hand.

Sometimes getting out of our foul mood is about forgetting about ourselves for a while.

For example, he sometimes gets out of bed before her and wakes her with a cup of coffee.