“to get away with”造句，怎麼用to get away with造句

After the first month, you should be able to get away with one lesson a week.

You've been injured before, and if you're going to get away with it, you'll get injured again.

Thank hypocrisy, thanks to get away with parading falsehoods suddenly sincere lies.

In order to deceive the public, he carefully arranged the fake scene and tried to get away with it.

If America breaks the deal again, it is unlikely to get away with it for another 16 years.

Most of all, she cannot tolerate her mother's biased nature; very strict with her but allows her brother to get away with many things.

Thus, a revolution of rising aspirations, reinforced by the new information technologies, constrains what a government can hope to get away with, even in a one-party state.

Money making is much more complicated now than it has ever been. That's one reason why it's harder to get away with making counterfeit money these days.

In Chapter six to eight, the detailed process, through which the "less investment, more profit, high efficient" management pattern and mass structure propel Shanxi draft bank to get away with adversity from downcast to prosperity, is issued.

"Chen Lao-pa-I know he's a committee member of that confounded peasants' association. He's a money-lender himself, and he allows them to get away with their debts to me! I'll call him to account!

While you may be able to get away with wedging your breaker bar against the cradle and cranking the engine over to remove the crank pulley bolt, you know it's not the best practice.

You're not going to get away with this!

He was lucky to get away with only a fine.

But he is finding it increasingly hard to get away with murder.

You should have very clear expense policies, so fiddlers are not able to use confusion to get away with cheating.

His charm and the fact that he is so likeable often allows him to get away with murder.

Before then, although physicists knew that light was a quantum phenomenon, they had been able to get away with using the old wave-based descriptions.

The President has therefore been able to get away with a largely defensive campaign, making few promises and claiming-with some justification-that voting for his opponents would be a step backwards.

You may manage to get away with these dishonest practices for a while, but sooner or later you will be discovered, and then you will have to face the music.

They were not to get away with it if they continued to violate the law.

But if Mary Maria Blythe was going to get away with that, she, Susan would know the reason why.

IT WOULD be quite hard these days for a national newspaper columnist to get away with describing black people as “dismal ineducables” or “lard-gutted slappers”.

He will be lucky to get away with it.

It is possible that only collaborative species are able to get away with the nomadic life imposed by having to use herbaceous plants as building materials.

For such a serious offence he was lucky to get away with a fine.

The other part is that there is an arrogance that attaches to power — that the normal rules of behavior are suspended and you're able to get away with things that normal people can't.