Sentence examples for yet get out from inspiring English sources
Lantern-jawed Doug McClure plays the hero, Tyler, who narrates the action and through whom we absorb the film's message: this mysterious land has oil and if only they can all work together and defeat hostile nature (symbolised by the dinosaurs) they could yet get out alive.
Better yet, get out into the countryside.
Yet Get Out, which was up for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Original Screenplay, only won the latter, predictably, in spite of its incisive and urgent cultural commentary and its general impact on the ecosystem of filmmaking.
When you start feeling hot and the closet hasn't been opened yet, get out of there.
Yet getting out of the fun-park business is not necessarily the right answer for the county either.
In most of the cities on the list, however, the population has shrunk, or grown only by meager percentages, suggesting that word about the quality of life there hasn't yet gotten out.
Perhaps word hasn't yet got out about the new lifts.
"That seems to have been kicked into the long grass, though we may yet see them get out the scythes to retrieve it".
Kid: "Are we there yet?" Dad: "Yes, get out".
I could quickly steam the asparagus, but it seemed like a lot of trouble to get out yet another pot and the steamer.
