Examples of 'could get out' in a sentence
Meaning of "could get out"
Could get out: To escape or manage to leave a situation, often implying the avoidance of a negative consequence or outcome. It can also suggest a potential opportunity for departure
How to use "could get out" in a sentence
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could get out
So if you could get out of the car.
So we went back inside until we could get out.
We could get out without him seeing.
I am surprised you could get out of bed.
I could get out the soy scones.
I am surprised he could get out of his seat.
We could get out of town right now.
No one that we could get out of them.
I could get out of bed in the morning.
I was worried things could get out of control.
You could get out from under.
I am afraid things could get out of hand.
We could get out through the chimney.
Imagine if you could get out there.
You could get out if you wanted to.
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He died before he could get out of bed.
You could get out of the cage.
It was the only way we could get out.
This party could get out of control.
Went out to see if we could get out.
I wish we could get out and walk.
There was no way that they could get out.
If you could get out of that chair.
I was not sure you could get out.
Now you could get out of here.
And that was all he could get out.
If you could get out of that mirror.
So that his men could get out.
So you could get out of here early.
That any of them could get out.
This could get out of control in a hurry.
To see when they could get out.
I could get out of stupid local news.
I think you could get out as well.
I could get out of this more easily.
And then we could get out of here.
I could get out of that truck faster.
You said we could get out of here.
He could get out of that fort without being seen.
Social unrest could get out of control.
I could get out of those ropes.
When these people could get out.
You all could get out of here.
This given if you could get out.
So he could get out while he still had.
No way a speedboat could get out this far.
This could get out of hand quickly.
If only you could get out.
We could get out the mug shots.
And no way we could get out of it.
