Sentence examples for while getting out from inspiring English sources

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.

By the 2008 camp at Kingsnorth power station, things had been ratcheted up to an extraordinary degree; to get in, you had to queue for up to an hour before having your bags searched, while getting out again involved waiting around for random officers to decide whether they liked your face or not.

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.

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

Stretching while everybody is getting out can hold up the line and frustrate others.

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

But sometimes, the best is getting out while the getting is good.

To many market veterans, this showed that the smart money was getting out while the getting was good.