Sentence examples for still get out from inspiring English sources

The story would still get out, but in a legal court, not just the court of public opinion.

Even now, despite the fact that she's become increasingly withdrawn and more than a bit impatient with the fuss and hurry of the world, my widow can still get out and shop with the best of them.

The desire to get ahead or, better still, get out - if only to join those who "have flooded England to wipe old people's bottoms for a living" - occupies most of their inner life.

I still get out to see my friends".

Plan dinner early enough that people can still get out afterward and do other events that may be going on.

"If you do this then you can still get out, escape and cause less damage, so there is a lot that can be done in terms of planning and development to ensure that the risk is reduced.

'Are you still getting out?" he asks.

Ron Paul punched way above his weight in fundraising, but still got out-fundraised by the establishment.

Mothers were still getting out their notebooks.

But voices and pictures are still getting out.

Although confined to a wheelchair, he still attended movies regularly (and expressed his opinions loudly) and still got out onto the tennis court twice weekly to return balls.