Examples of 'might get off' in a sentence
Meaning of "might get off"
might get off - This phrase implies the possibility of being excused or avoiding a negative consequence, often in relation to a situation or task
How to use "might get off" in a sentence
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might get off
You might get off the hook.
He properly thinks he might get off with her.
We might get off the street.
But help us and you might get off.
Then he might get off my case.
Lucien thinks the two hyenas just might get off.
And you might get off free.
The sentence could be commuted to possession, so he might get off with a fine.
You might get off with fourteen years.
I hope they get rid of me Then i might get off my arse and do something.
He might get off easy.
If he gets lucky, he might get off with a fine.
You might get off with most of your sentence suspended.
In which case you might get off with a reprimand.
He might get off before then, or meet someone along the way.
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The cyclist might get off the bike.
You are like a worm on a hook, wigglingaround thinking you might get off.
Diaz might get off.
Well, there are some places in this country where he might get off.
Richard Ochoa might get off on a technicality at trial.
You are like a worm on a hook, wiggling around thinking you might get off.
Then I might get off my arse and do something.
Prepare for an agonizing month or two, though you might get off easily.
You might get off the floor, but not out of the building.
Help us and use your "Right to Repent and you might get off free.
You might get off the boat, but you will never swim far enough away.
Really . I was not angry because some Japanese kid might get off on your photos.
You think I might get off long enough to go to church tonight?
And, like you say you might get off.
The others … you might get off with 6 months for vandalism.
Now, if you get a really good lawyer, you might get off or you might not.
Look, you might get off on being mr. Cancer boy, Bald poster child legless man.
With luck, they might get off two.
Come on, let us get to court . Lucien thinks the two hyenas just might get off.
That way, they might get off our backs.
Sometimes, you might need to work more ; sometimes you might get off work early.
If you are lucky, You might get off with life, like I did.
Only taxis (black cabs) might be stopped by shoppers and might get off the road.
Do you think I might get off long enough to go to church tonight? - Hmm?
Of course, as you know, with Amy, we might get off road a little bit.
You might get off with 14 years.
I mean, he? s going back to jai anyway. And, like you say you might get off.
Considering the situation, you might get off for self-defense, so honestly.
Taylor might get off lightly, maybe a 10-year sentence, and he will serve half that.
Might get off the hook . - Count me in.
We might get off the street . So, if we get Barksdale 's pager.
