Sentence examples for to getting away from inspiring English sources

"These people were used to getting away with everything," Mrs Bouazizi said.

There is, however, a near-universal path to getting away with those things: Blame the victim.

She is looking forward to getting away from the media hoopla and talking to the dead once more.

The society and I are very much on the same page when it comes to getting away from the usual cliched, generic ideas of what Manchester is about.

Hurston was a woman used to getting away with things: her second marriage license lists her date of birth as 1910.

Almost 5,000 people have signed a Change.org petition launched by Caroline Charles urging Amazon to pull his "rape books" from the site, which she describes as a "thinly veiled" guide to getting away with sexual assualt.

Want to get away?

"You want to get away".

I had to get away.

— For what? — To get away.

To get away.