Example sentences of "[verb] they can get " in BNC.
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1 | Patrol leader Captain David Hall said : ‘ We 're letting them know they can get food without instability . ’ |
2 | Students in trouble will know they can get help where they see the sign . |
3 | My friends are Liverpool fans and they say they can get me tickets for the KOP , but no way am I standing with a bunch of idiots . |
4 | He says they can get rid of the conditions that cause crime and that must more jobs , more hope and less despair . |
5 | They figure they can get a thousand out over three years . |
6 | So I 've said they can get stood on . |
7 | Tomorrow they 're hoping to reach round 5 by winning at Cambridge and Mickey Hazard reckons they can get to Wembley . |
8 | Children are very quick to spot this and will take advantage of the situation — and once they know they can get away with anything , you will lose their respect . |
9 | Such abuses were seldom reported , thorough investigations were rarely held , and " the few perpetrators disciplined or prosecuted usually get little more than a slap on the wrist and most know they can get away with it unchallenged " . |
10 | If they know they can get special deals . |
11 | One of the reasons why they 're having such a hard time with trying to privatise the Health Service is because the British public actually feel they own it , they feel a part of it , they feel it 's theirs , they know where the hospitals are , they know they can get treatment and they do n't abuse it . |
12 | Let's hope they can get that one off ! |
13 | Supermarkets have found they can get around licensing restrictions by selling in bulk . |
14 | Many men find they can get the same sort of pleasure by using sex toys like dildos or butt plugs up the bum . |
15 | this is why they were so excited about this one they found in the Lock , in the , in er Loch Ness , because it was in such superb condition and they actually reckon they can get it flying again . |
16 | It figures they can get a thousand out over three years . |
17 | He/she may well select someone whom they feel they can get on with . |
18 | Now I feel they can get stuffed … ’ |
19 | I suppose it 's their way of saying they can get at me whenever they want . |
20 | ‘ Comedians should n't feel so bloody important , should n't think they can get away with just standing there . |
21 | I do n't think they can get away with it with little girls but they get away with it with little boys . |
22 | Do they think they can get it up to fifteen ? |
23 | And I do n't suppose they can get them now . |
24 | Daily facing threats ( and worse ) from people who think they can get away with anything , just because they are physically stronger than you , is a miserable way to live . |
25 | ‘ This sort of thing is happening more and more because the criminals think they can get away with it . |
26 | It seems that some designers of upright cookers think they can get away with dowdy styling and primitive features . |
27 | They think they can get away with it because the residents are new to this country and do n't know their rights . ’ |
28 | The police say some drivers still think they can get away with it . |
29 | ‘ I am very upset that the council think they can get away with sending out a liability order before magistrates have even considered the case , ’ said Mr Jones , a part-time council security man for over five years . |
30 | ‘ The real problem to be tackled is inadequate powers for the police and the public being messed about by the court system , as well as an escalation of the number of people who think they can get away with crime , ’ said Mr Marwick . |