Sentence examples for while gets out from inspiring English sources

It's a story about a guy who gets arrested and, after a little while, gets out.

After spending a few years as a professional violinist, Jansons worked as a conductor in Leningrad, where he took over his father's old job and spent a while "getting out from under his shadow".

(Only 2.2 percent of injuries occur while getting into the tub or shower, but 9.8 percent occur while getting out).

The most important thing, he said, was to work against the Mafia while getting out a message.

And there's another lesson in Japan's experience: While getting out of a prolonged slump turns out to be very difficult, that's mainly because it's hard getting policy makers to accept the need for bold action.

While getting out of Bellingham turned out to be much more difficult than getting in, thanks to mechanical problems, I will never forget watching the mistletoe screens in the ski lodge-like airport.

While getting out of the taxi and shuffling around to the trunk, the cabbie happily declared, "Well, I hope you get married really soon, young lady!" I bit my bloody, swollen tongue again and asked him why.

While getting out, try hiding your face with a towel.

You need to make sure no one steps on it while getting out your items.

"It took a while to get here, and it will take a while to get out," says Marineau.

It took me a while to get out from under the burden of Beckett.