Examples of 'can get out' in a sentence
Meaning of "can get out"
can get out - This phrase suggests the ability or possibility of exiting or leaving a particular place, situation, commitment, or problem. It can be used in literal or figurative contexts, indicating freedom or relief
How to use "can get out" in a sentence
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can get out
We can get out of here right now.
I believe we can get out the back.
We can get out of the storm there.
I know how we can get out of here.
You can get out of the tournament.
Let me down so we can get out of here.
You can get out this way.
Let us see if we can get out of here.
You can get out of the business.
I do not think we can get out tonight.
You can get out real easy.
It means you can get out now.
We can get out of our cat carrier.
They so easily can get out of control.
We can get out of this if we keep quiet.
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Sign it so you can get out of here.
You can get out of the shelters.
Save it so you can get out someday.
We can get out ahead of this thing.
The situation can get out of control.
I can get out of this inside of a year.
You really can get out of here.
I can get out of here right now.
So then you can get out of there.
I can get out through the sewers.
Now nobody can get out of here.
I can get out of these funeral clothes.
You talk as if we can get out of here.
You can get out your dick.
Only a strong man can get out.
You two can get out of here.
But that means we can get out.
Maybe we can get out from there.
She wants in so she can get out.
You still can get out of here.
Only in it for what we can get out.
Then we can get out of your way.
All your boys can get out.
You can get out for a start.
Be quiet and we can get out of here.
You can get out through there.
There is nothing you can get out of me.
You can get out that way.
He will be okay if we can get out of here.
You can get out of the car.
Break it now so we can get out of here.
You can get out of your car.
But the things can get out.
He can get out through the back.
Your garbage can get out of town.
