Sentence examples for to get away without from inspiring English sources

The opportunities for those who wish to get away without paying were many and varied".

Still, those looking to get away without actually going anywhere might consider Paul Durcan's poetic tour of the National Gallery in London.

In other words, the more difficult and obstructive you are, the more likely you are to get away without a fine.

Ellison was scheduled to deliver the main address at the library, and had hoped to get away without being asked to say anything at the brunch.

The absence of a visible disc will have encouraged more users to "chance their arm" and try to get away without paying.

"It's an escape time from the worries of the normal work week, a way to get away without really being away, and a great time to reflect".

But the park also has more than five million visitors, most of them in July and August -- too many to get away from without spending all one's time above the tree line, sleeping on rocks.

As much knowledge as your friends will allow you to get away with without making fun of you!

One who, somehow, manages to get away with it without sounding like a nob.

She's basically Annalise Keating from How to Get Away with Murder, without the mean streak.

The payment was for "permission to get away from Whitey, without being killed?" the prosecutor asked Mr. Weeks.