get out of
Example Sentences
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“Somehow I managed to get out of the water and was shouting, ‘Save us, save us.’
Or, more concretely, get out of the way, ease restrictions, and let the market work its magic of sending energy to the most economically important uses while encouraging others to save, substitute or provide new energy.
The idea behind the theory is that those who provided support by buying the stock at a certain level, then started losing money as the stock fell below that level, are likely to sell if the stock bounces back to that level, in order to get out of a losing position at break-even, or to sell even more than they bought to flip to a bearish position.
From MarketWatch
Irenic also recommended Snapchat get out of the augmented-reality-glasses business by shutting down or divesting Specs.
To get out of the first island chain, Chinese aircraft carriers and other warships must transit narrow waterways such as the Miyako Strait, which lies between the Japanese islands of Okinawa and Miyako.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
