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I noticed a man running out of the bank when I got off the car.

so I started going faster. He pushed me off of him and got off the bed, held up a baseball cap and said "I was looking for that! "

He got off the train at the next station, bought a piece of meat at a butcher shop, and captured the vagrant on the outskirts of the town.

To which his son replied, "If I got off and made it chase me, I'll bet you could hit him. "

I got off the phone with a much clearer sense of the problem and how to fix it and it occurred to me that's how most customer service works.

At that moment, he suddenly changed his mind. At the next stop he got off the train, and gave himself up to the police at the train station.

A passenger surnamed Guo said he saw a pit on one of the aircraft wings the size of a bowl when he got off the plane.

After he left the train all the way, a passenger window stopped him and told him to turn things off in the car, and then got off the window.

And I told him about the Amerasians who got off welfare and are giving voice to the once-forgotten children of a distant war.

While most preparations seem to have lagged, the big finale fireworks display got off to a four-day head start.

Although it got off to a bit of a slow start, Google's Android mobile operating system has caught its stride.

Well, you know, it was a tough day. . . uhm, got off to kind of a slow start. . .

I cycled in front of him, got off my bicycle and laid it down on the road in front of his car so that he couldn't drive off.

When I awoke, I got off the train and went to the nearest coffee shop to write the words and music on a napkin, so I would not forget.

The turtle took him to the other side of the lake. General Mao got off and climbed up the bank.

We seem to have got off the subject we're meant to be discussing.

The first thing Jim did when he got off the train was to look for a(n) A. porter because he had too much luggage with him.

He never got off his high horse long enough to consider how insulting his words were to many of his employees.

Yet the moment the man got off the bike, his symptoms returned. He froze immediately, unable to take a step.

Once, she had him locked up in the garret, and he had got off through the sky-light.

By the time her modeling career got off the ground, while barely out of her teens, she had already been married and divorced.

I'm sorry, I met a guy on the train, I got off with him in Vienna and we're still there.

Later, he took two big bags and got off at the next train station. Nobody helped him.

Removing the dirty cap from his head, he got off the bench and knelt down beside me.

Tan Yue claimed that Mr. Hu got off too lightly and said he plans to appeal the ruling to a higher court.

Swiss banking officials met me as I got off the plane and rushed me to a private room in the departure lounge.

I had no sooner got off the ship than I was assailed by a man who wanted to sell me a diamond ring.

There's no sign of any sort of path. They've got off the trail somehow.

The young girl got off the train. The artist asked for her name, but she would not tell him.

The clerk called the police right after he got off the phone and the cops arrested Glen as he was making his way to the store.

The next stop was at Katherine, where everyone got off the train for a break of several hours.

The bus stopped at what seemed to be the middle of nowhere and a young man got off. The conductor followed him.

In two minutes, the bus arrived at the stop. and she got off the bus quickly and said nothing to me.

He got off on the wrong foot when after working there only a week, he asked the boss for a day off.

he took his umbrella and a box when he got off the train.

He counted the donkeys, and there were only five, so he got off and went to look for the sixth. He looked and looked but did not find it.

got off the flight with a full welcome, there was a woman standing next to the man who appeared timid at the welcoming of the plane.

If I were them, I would return the call after I got off the bus, if it wasn't urgent.

He is the type of guy that will do what it takes to help you win. . . Sorry, I got off on a bit of a tangent.

At this point, I stopped looking and got off at my station, feeling sorry for the boy.

As I got off the train I realized there was vomit all over the back of my seat.

And I moved them out into the middle of the floor and I started playing one of the solos that I got off of one of his [Armstrong's] records.

The meeting got off to a rough start when a neighbor called the police to say Gates was breaking into the White House.

Once he got off the plane, he took a taxi to the hotel which was nearest to the company.

How time flies! It seems as if it was only yesterday when you got off the planes. And now you are leaving us. I'm really sorry.

The conductor reminded the passengers not to leave their luggage behind when they got off the train.

Not a bit. It's easy to get here. I got off the bus and walked for only three minutes or so.

(lift)Paul got off his car, lifting the child and putting him on the front seat of the car.

If he had chosen another target in the mobile-mad city state, he might have got off the hook.

After a while, the bus Baling Road, we got off, I saw that her aunt did not get off, but to stand in front of a train.

I had nosooner got off the ship than I wasassailed by a man who wanted to sell me a diamond ring.

All at once, in the middle of traffic, he stopped and got off his cycle, with the simple and clear thought: I can't go on like this.

LINDA: You shouldn't have criticized him, Willy, especially after he just got off the train. You must n't lose your temper with him .

Elle called us from grand central last night, But she never got off the train in greenwich. Have you heard from her?

After I got off, the driver pointed to a misty village on the other side of the river and told me that was Bameng.

He took up the luggage and got off the bus.

After I got off the streetcar at the Carter Road stop, I hurried excitedly to call on Guang Guang.

As he thought he had arrived home, Mr Scotti got off the plane.

That was the only thing she said before she got off.

After she got off the mattress, she took a large mirror out of her tote bag.

After I got off the bus, it occurred to me that I had left my umbrella on it.

If I remember, he got off with a light sentence. Something like three years in a minimum-security prison.

Hardly had he got off the train when it began to move.

They just got off from the beer lorry, they were excited to breathe fresh air again. But that excitement did not last long.

I got off the phone, doubting what I'd felt with my own hand.

He had hardly got off the bus when he met an old friend of his.

In fact when he got off the plane in Baghdad he said, 'Boy, Arizona is hot.

However, since the publication of Sina blog, it has got off to a good start on the basis of effective methods of marketing.

When I got off the train at the city on the coast, I could smell the sea.

"He got off to a rocky start, " says Allan Meltzer, a professor of economics at Princeton. "But he recovered, things worked out for him. "

We were save now, we got off the boat and found some flowers and gave them to homestay mom.

Claudio Gentile's all-new Azzurrini got off to a flying start with a 2-0 victory over Norway, even if it was marred by a petulant red card.

Though the horses got off to a good start, it was not long before over half of them were out of the race.

The girl got off the ship. He wanted to give the strange girl his only gramophone record, but he wasn't success. Then he missed his love.

As I got off, I thought they were looking at me and laughing.

He also had three blocks and was part of the reason Duncan got off to such a rough start.

Hardly had she got off the train when I found that she left her laptop on the chair.

To be honest, the first thing I thought when I got off the plane was to stretch my tired limb.

You are lucky to have got off with a caution, most policemen would have brought you to book.

They had heard much of me indeed, and often expected me there, but I always got off, though many times in the extremest danger.

Fortunately the two cars did not crash head on, so Bill got off with nothing worse than a bad fright.

He was surprised to see the young woman who had just got off the train.

'I think that he got off for a rocky start with a really tough economy and I don't think anyone could have done any better than he's done.

As he got off the bus, No2 handed me a slip of paper with his mobile number.

Quickly, we put a boat into the sea and got off the ship.

On game day, Santa Rainbow got off to a rough start in the reindeer riding contest. The mechanical beast bucked him off in a few seconds.

So I got off the bus, and instead of going over the bridge I went along the other side of the bank.

We got off the bus and came to the Visitor Center, and the first glance was nothing but the beautiful seascape.

When Fei Sai got off the car, she had to be helped by Jacky Cheung, she looked very weak.

The Cossack also got off his horse and from one of the saddle-bags drew out a sack with something in it.

The Cossack also got off his horse and from one of the saddle-bags drew out a sack with something in it.

No sooner had he got off the plane than his wife ran towards him and kissed him.

When I got off the bus the next day, the silence grew deafening.

Some leaving before passengers got off the ship. It eventually sank after striking rocks off an island in the Aegean Sea.

When I got off the plane, the first thing I saw was my family, excitedly waving posters printed with a strange message.

When I got off, everyone on the train still remembers me, misses me, and I feel so comforted and relaxed.

Half an hour later, I got off the bus one stop away from Baharestan, where the Iranian parliament building is located.

eg. I seem to have got off on the wrong foot with my new boss.

I wouldn't have been so surprised had Vimal and I not got off to such a promising start.

U. S. soybean exports got off to a slow start this marketing year due to stiff South American competition. The U.

Deep into the night, the bus pulled into a Howard Johnson's restaurant and everybody got off the bus except Vingo.

As the smell was really strong, I endured it for only about 3 stops, then got off of the bus and waited for the next one.

However, media in South Korea said the players got off lightly by North Korean standards.

At the next stop, Xinran sees the young girl talking to a food seller on the platform and waves goodbye, assuming the family has got off.

He'd wait for Laura until she got off work at a nearby chicken farm and insist she come with him.

In fact, maybe this experiment was the reason that Silicon Valley got off to its great start with innovation.

Chinese New Year celebrations have got off to a loud start in Beijing, where fireworks have lit up the ancient city for miles around.

She helped people as they got off the train for the death camps.

can hardly believe that the thief got off with just a warning.

Without the evidence Lonsdale and his associates could have got off either scot-free or with a minor sentence.

Without the evidence Lonsdale and his associates could have got off either scot-free or with a minor sentence.

Her very first day at work, the new girl got off on the right foot by making a profit for the company.

The woman with a child in her arms got off the bus.

In prison, Holt matured, got off drugs, and learned a lot. She realized how close she had come to going over the edge.

A look through the history books shows some big-name bosses have got off to worse starts - and survived to win the title.

She got off to a flying start in her new job as a furniture salesgirl.

When the young man got off the bus, he nearly knocked the child down .

He got off the train with a bundle on either arm.

But Lige, just before we got off the tracks, I turned the lantern around one last time. That's when I saw what was following us.

"Great, " I said. Got off the phone.

But Lige, just before we got off the tracks, I turned the lantern around one last time. That's when I saw what was following us.

"Great, " I said. Got off the phone.

When we got off the train in Canton, we were surrounded by curious but friendly Chinese, all staring at us.

The project got off to a slow start when it was discovered that no one really knew just who owned the statue.

Deep into the night, outside Washington, the bus pulled into a roadside restaurant, and everybody got off except Vingo.

Soon after we got off the bus, we organized a mountain-climbing contest and a boating race.

Jennifer got off the bus from the university and began walking towards the flat she shared with two other students.

One day, at dusk when most people got off work and the traffic congestion reached the peak, I slipped into a bus quietly.

I just got off the train from Washington. What's the best way to get into New York from here?

They got off the train, carrying all their cases and their father's jacket.

They got off the train, carrying all their cases and their father's jacket.

Long. You just got off the train and stayed without knowing anyone there?

I got off the streetcar in a downpour and thankfully opened the umbrella to protect myself.

The Rossoneri have been at the forefront for years and this evening they got off to a winning start against AEK Athens.

The petty thief got off with a fine.

He detested the weather (his first words when he got off the plane were "Bloody hell, it's cold here! " ).

Today, our weekend got off to a good start, but obviously it is far too early to say where we are compared to the opposition.

I saw them shaking hands warmly when I got off the train.

Harold: If I remember, he got off with a light sentence.

When Abigail saw David, she quickly got off her donkey and bowed down before David with her face to the ground.

When Abigail saw David, she quickly got off her donkey and bowed down before David with her face to the ground.

It was difficult to one 'who had savored it to give it up so abruptly, Finally he got off a message.

I don't think he had been very forward in the battle, so he had got off with nothing worse than a blow upon the cheek.

I am mostly grateful to my supervisor Ms. Zhou Jia without her support and patience this project would not have been got off the ground.

After we got off the phone, I realized that I agreed to try to surf with Sofia.

She got off with him five minutes after the party started.

When he was a small boy he got off to a poor start in arithmetic.

He got off the car quietly and took out his gun.

He noticed someone nodding to him as he got off the bus.

when I got off the boat whom should I see but ruggles .

Swept away by the creative impulse, he got off the electric car, without vexation, two blocks beyond his crossing.

Because of her parents' opposition and their financial difficulties, the marriage got off to a rather rocky start.

The young man got off the train quickly.

I arrived in Sydney on a Wednesday, and I was given the script when I got off the plane.

B: Yes. He is a hard-working man. He never got off work before eight o' clock.

The midfielder's career got off to a dream start when he scored in his debut.

A college economics major because he "had heard good things about something called money, " Adams' business career got off to a dicey start.

No sooner had he got off the train than his daughter ran towards him.

Molly : I think you got off track. You were supposed to appraise your life not mine.

Some leaving before passengers got off the ship.

Tokyo got off relatively lightly, though most public transport ground to a halt, forcing commuters to walk often huge distances home.

He got off at the next station, and had to wait a long time for a train to go back.

It stopped near the ranch house. A little man got off the horses back.

He got off despite no fewer than five former chief financial officers telling the court that he had had a hand in the fraud.

It was a good performance and we are pleased to have got off to a good start in this group.

So far the new government has got off to a reasonably trouble-free start.

I got off the train at the wrong station.

She got off the car and looked through the window, but saw no one.

As I got off, I remembered some thing I'd wanted to buy in the terminal. I was early for my flight, so I decided to go back.

Linda: I just got off the phone with Terry, and it looks like we're going to break even this quarter.

Soon the bus stopped and some people got off. The bus started again. Suddenly I saw a CD Walkman under the seat in front of me.

Preston was lucky. He crashed his car but got off only with a few scratches.

I got off the train and suddenly found myself behind a huge crowd of people blocking my way to the exit.

Our company got off to a flying start when it opened to business: we got three big orders during the first week of opening.

She got off her bicycle and went into the house.

In other words, he got off to taking it up the ass from a two-foot horse dick.

An ancient bus stopped by a dry river bank and a party of famous actors and actresses got off.

An ancient bus stopped by a dry river bed and a party of famous actors and actresses got off .

And by the time I got off that plane, I'd decided I wanted to do something about it.

He got off to a bad start here with his injuries and never really got going after missing pre-season.

I had sprinted to meet her as she got off the bus.

"But. . . . we're still here! " said Princess Pip, crossly, as she got off , too.

After the speeches, I got off the stage and began working the crowd.

And when I knew he just got off the train on the middle way.

But it never got off the ground; the program folded four months after he was picked to participate.

Google and Microsoft have both recently launched efforts to tackle online medical records, but have got off to a slow start.

An editorial in a state newspaper, the China Daily, suggested they had got off lightly.

Carry luggage and got off the car, activities once numb feet up, I found at the foot of the hill haven't somebody else!

However, we had a shower both before we got on the train and got off it. We spent 25hours on the train.

'Lily! ' he had barely got off the tree trunk, when she ran up to him eagerly.

Spain themselves got off to a bad start to the World Cup, losing 1-0 to Switzerland after failing to break down a resolute Swiss defence.

B. I still had it when I got off the taxi. And I just couldn't remember where I misplaced it.

When he got off the bus, Alex hurried to the house, practically running all the way.

As it happens, the banks appear to have got off relatively lightly.

When we got off the train, it happened to be raining.

They got off to a very bad start, but I think they're on the right path now.

The group got off the ground only after the manager told his worst performers that they had to join - or else.

Even so, some vineyards got off lightly. One of the lucky ones was Casa Lapostolle, a Franco-Chilean joint venture.

Some never got off the ground, while others have gone bust or been acquired by more powerful state-owned rivals.

Meanwhile, the partnership with Chery never got off the ground, thanks in part to the recession.

After we got off the train, we made our way to the hotel.

Friday's retail-sales report is expected to show that consumer spending got off to a familiar start this year: a lackluster one.

The subway train came and I got off at Babaoshan, my mission completed.

Orville and Wilbur Wright had many crashes and ruined many planes before they finally got off the ground.

Obviously he got off to a bad start when he got sent off in the first game.

And although the Arabic blogosphere got off to a late start, it is now booming.

Their return has been predicted many times, but attempts to revive the idea of huge airships have never got off the ground.

The helpful passenger stood next to me and made sure I got off safely at Muxidi.

We got off to a bad start. They worked hard, pressed hard and played with great enthusiasm.

I was so angry that when the bus arrived at my school, I clenched my fists and elbowed my way through the crowd and got off.

The match got off to a very bad start, as we conceded immediately and everything changed from that moment on.

AFTER narrowly winning a divisive presidential election, Ollanta Humala has got off to an unexpectedly calm start as Peru's president.

It was the first affection you showed me on this visit and so it made me cry after you got off the bus to go to work.

After we got off the plane, we went to the beach to see the beautiful sand and swim there.

And when I got off that, I didn't want to get on any other drugs [for fear of getting addicted].

We went to the next stop and he got off and had a smoke with another young lady there.

What he will say is that mysterious presence was the only reason he got off that mountain alive.

Before we got off, several guys in the bar had seen smoke coming out of the car in front and run over.

She got off the train when it stopped.

Some people got off work early; some left town; others are planning to stay at home for the weekend.

Whether that trust ever got off the ground under the repressive regime of the reclusive state is unclear.

Mr Noda's new government got off to an unfortunate start when the industry minister resigned, after making a joke about radiation.

Everybody got off the plane except one conservative-looking gentleman who was blind.

When he was a small boy he got off to poor start in arithmetic.

Helen got off the train at the 42nd Street terminal.

Fourteen years? He got off easy - Mao would have had him shot.

I just got off the phone with a man who asked, "How do I know which plane to get on? "

This embarrassing blunder nearly blighted his career before it got off the ground.

I forgot to take my bag with me when I got off the bus.

Stefan Vilsmeier's entrepreneurial career could hardly have got off to a more promising start.

mountain and glen are accurate enough, but had the mountain not become, the glen rushy, might never have got off the ground with his poem.

I simply got off the bus, crossed the road and got on going in the opposite direction.

Milan's best seasons in recent years have come when Shevchenko has got off on the right foot.

A man named Henry Bliss was hit by a passing car when he got off a streetcar.

The playoffs got off to an odd start when the league experimented with a round-robin format in the first round.

He looked curiously at everyone who got off the plane.

He got off on the wrong foot with a tactless remark about his audience.

You got off easy this time, but stealing is a serious crime and next time it won't just be a slap on the wrist.

It took 13 failed attempts before the system finally got off the ground in 1959. Once it did, however, the results were spectacular.

Sorry, Kitty, he has already got off work. Did you make an appointment with him?

The official was confronted by two terrorists as he got off.

Kate got off the train at Beijing.

Talks on forming a Palestine national unity government were resumed but got off to a slow start.

The children who missed school to go to the exhibition got off easy.

Hardly had he got off the bus when he was knocked down.

Because the marines had difficulty pinpointing the source, they got off only a few shots of their own.

My friend was fined fifty yuan and got off the train on the next station.

Though we suppose the fragrance guru, clad in a silky pink blouse and black skirt, got off somewhat easy.

Finally, he got off the train.

They got off the train, carring all their cases.