Examples of using Could get away in English and their translations into Chinese
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English clubs believed then they could get away with transfer market murder and they still do.
I could bribe a ship to take me, if I went down to the docks at London now, I could get away.
Do you think you could get away from them if your mother's life depended on it?
In the past, large mutual funds could get away with charging annual fees of 2-4%, yet continued to underperform the market.
The surprising thing is that they thought they could get away with it.
Still, there's no question that the Mac Pro is awfully expensive, and only Apple could get away with this kind of pricing.
He was the only person I knew who could get away with saying something like that to Baba.
Below the picture, an entry bragged that Kostolnik was so great a lawyer that he could get away with such lawbreaking.
And one of the nicest things about being home evenings is that we could get away from the office.
Of course Digory knew that Polly could get away by her own ring as easily as he could get away by his.
And-- when she got older, she was kinda the one who could get away with anything.".
Out in the wilds of Australia, where there's hardly any people- they thought they could get away with it.
If he could learn to walk again, he would meet her quietly somewhere in France when she could get away.
Particularly in those days, a Japanese boy could get away with almost anything.
There aren't many governments, if any, that could get away with this kind of control over the banking system.
She was quickly scrolling through the list, debating whether she could get away with any of them, when she felt J. D.
If you could get away right now, what do you want to do most?
But again, any of these giants could get away with never turning a profit on music.
The indifference English society held for unmarried, single mothers at the time ensured that Dyer could get away with her atrocities for so long.
Henry raises the alarm bell that with fewer trained journalists, or"trained watchdogs", as he puts it, those creating scandal could get away with it.