get out of in a sentence

• She could always get out of any disaster in the kitchen.
• What does the administration hope to get out of these coalitions?
• I was actually very grateful to get out of the limelight.
• Get out of the business of tax breaks for the wealthy.
• Another bomb could go off _ now get out of here!
• That kind of thing can get out of hand real early.
• Time to get out of here for a couple of weeks.
• I was only praying I would get out of the situation.
• People get out of it exactly what they put into it.
• I saw Mike get out of a situation that was difficult.
• It's difficult to see get out of in a sentence .
• Two employees managed to get out of the aircraft and survived.
• Just to get out of the house and get some air.
• His ability to get out of bad plays has helped immensely.
• Then it may be too late to get out of it.
• We economics writers cannot seem to get out of the way.
• What do you do if a kid gets out of line?
• I think substituting that much the team gets out of rhythm.
• We were fortunate to get out of here with a win.
• You know the little springs you get out of clothes pegs?
• Luis and Sylvia Falcon do not get out of their car.