Sentence examples for we would get to leave from inspiring English sources

"Whenever there was fire, we would get to leave factory until they finish clearing out the dead".

"Every day, there was always a hope that we'd get to leave tomorrow and we'd get to go somewhere".

One said that a prison sentence would be better than being in the camps, because at least then they would know when they would get to leave.

"I asked if we would get problems with Customs leaving Port of Spain with that amount of money and he [Sylvester] told us there would be no problems.

"At Myspace, instead of getting really good at our core product, we would be working on 20 different products and we would get those products to a certain level and leave them there".

Using words like "lets give it a try", "lets give it time", "maybe we would get back" -- these words leave hopes.

We would get the Vainberg money and leave.

The Pres. stuck with the original plan to drop them if that would get Noriega to leave office, and then the Adm. was humiliated again when Noriega rejected the offer.

"We consider Sanford Bernstein a wonderful tenant," Mr. Trump said yesterday, "but we'd get more rent if they left".

Our chiefs would order us to loot neighbouring villages to eat, and when we'd get back, they'd eat everything, leaving us with nothing," he says.

When we started, you couldn't wear it anywhere – you'd get asked to leave a restaurant.