Sentence examples for supposed to get out from inspiring English sources

"I'm supposed to get out in 2,038," he said.

Now it's just get the guy you're supposed to get out and that's it".

"Nobody really knew about it, and it wasn't supposed to get out," the restaurant's maitre d' told a local paper.

Pussy Riot was in prison for two years, and they were supposed to get out in two months.

When I passed by the Howard Beach station, where I was supposed to get out and catch the monorail to J.F.K., I became panic-stricken before realizing I just had to get off at Broad Channel and head back.

In Newtown, Connecticut, there were five days left until Sandy Hook Elementary School was supposed to get out for winter vacation when Adam Lanza, twenty, killed his mother and then drove to the school wearing black fatigues and carrying two semi-automatic handguns, a military-style assault rifle, and a hundred rounds of ammunition.

Along with center Michael Olowokandi, they are supposed to get Minnesota out of the first round of the playoffs for the first time.

If that figure for bureaucracy is even approximately correct, the IoD is right to question how businesses are supposed to get more out of a levy than they put in, which is Osborne's boast.

After a single use, the instrument, which costs several hundred dollars, is supposed to get thrown out.

Bad weather delayed the departure of a ferry that was supposed to get American citizens out of Libya Wednesday afternoon, although the State Department said that the passengers were aboard and safe.

The video is almost comically over-the-top, but buried in the theatrics, McCreath makes a compelling (and non-controversial) observation: "how are you [Pride] supposed to get your message out there when you won't even talk to the media?" Others have expressed their disappointment in a more subdued manner.