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But once I'd composed myself I flirted with him a bit and got away with a ticking-off.

Joshua: Anyway, she burned all of my clothes. I got away with two things. This suit and what turned out to be a skirt.

The jealousy of the others over the fact that I got away with just one shave a week only made matters worse.

Thieves robbed the bank and got away with a large amount of money.

Thieves robbed the bank and got away with a lot of money.

He tried to pull a fast one on us, but we caught on before he got away with it.

For the serious accident, he got away with only a fine.

You just about got away with it last time: next time instead of having a coronary he might chop your head off.

Authorities said a man wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap handed the teller a note demanding money and he got away with some cash.

We were elated because we had got away with a 4-4 draw, but our lads went quiet when they heard all that.

The market reaction so far suggests a view that the banks have got away with it.

He got away with it because no one else realized it was a good idea.

Got away with the matter.

Our longtime visitor, however, got away with four-letter words that burned my ears and made my dad squirm and my mother blush.

Developers appear to have got away with it simply by not calling them golf courses.

In his 1999 study of high school students, Feldman found that nonverbal signals were crucial in determining who got away with telling lies.

Critics have charged that the company got away with just paying $470 million in compensation.

I got away with that omission because Ruby supports default values for parameters.

In practice, of course, men played a more dominant role in Chinese families and got away with most things, including marital dalliances.

In 2001, the US got away with an unusually short recession helped by aggressive interest rate cuts and an expansionary fiscal policy.

The murderer of Martin copped a plea of guilty and got away with a life sentence instead of the death penalty .

The manager has got away with a large amount of money.

Essjay (or Ryan Jordan in real life), got away with his pretence because Wikipedians jealously preserve their anonymity.

I guess the guy who was sitting next to me got away with it.

He maybe thinks he's got away with it but sooner or later he'll have to face the music.

He began forging cheques and at first he got away with it but in the end he was caught and sent to prison.

Henry stands alone because he got away with it and did so in a critical area at a key moment.

Thousands of pounds worth of They had got away with thousands of pounds worth of diamonds.

And Wayne Rooney got away with a malicious foul, smashing his elbow into the back of Wigan's James McCarthy when the score was still 0-0.

Someone cheated last time but he got away with it.

My guess is that he judges that, for all the sound and fury at Westminster, the banks have got away with it.

The thief outwitted the police and got away with his loot.

There's a good chance Jackson got away with it.

The most amazing part of the story: the teacher apparently got away with it.

The thieves broke into his house and got away with a lot of valuables.

Yes, that's right; but the miserable story got away with me. I couldn't help writing it.

They had got away with thousands of pounds of worth of diamonds.

Meantime, the really sobering realisation is that they almost got away with it.

Jim got away with cheating in the test, while Sam got a kick in the teeth.

Although all of the evidence was against him, Frank still got away with murder.

The thieves' only error: they got away with 120 packets of diamonds but left some gems behind in their rush.

The thief got away with several thousand pounds worth of jewellery.

The thief got away with a huge haul .

Jim got away with cheating in the physics test, while Mike was scolded.

The vender sold it at a very high pricse and got away with murder.

Frankie always got away with cheeking his elders.

The thief got away with all my money.

Mr Dunbar is angry about the way that banks got away with it and argues that little has changed.

Unbelievable! You got away with cheating in the exam.

I'd say we got away with a bargain.

Some students got away with doing no homework.

The thieves got away with all our money.

You haven't got away with that yet. I'll be back to do you.

got away with cheating but was later caught.

Japan and other south-east Asian nations such as Taiwan, got away with similar industrial policies in the context of the cold war.

Eg. He got away with cheating on a test.

She got away with cheating on the test.

He got away with my watch.

Well, you wouldn't want it much closer than that. I think she's got away with it. . .

I got away with it all and I'm still alive

At least the ones that I got away with

As far as I can tell At least the ones I got away with

At least the ones I got away with

And he got away with the girls in the back

Get away with got away with cheating but was later caught

Yeah, she got away with the boys in the place

Like we got away with the perfect crime

I don't know what your mother got away with when she was here,