There had been, it is true, the boy who frequently brought milk and eggs to the cabin; but he had been very quiet and shy, appearing always afraid and anxious to get away, as if he had been told not to stay.
You can't get those things here in Hinsdale, you know; and it takes money, to get away, and to live away after you get there.
He saw him out the window there, right after he'd seen you, and he said he wanted to speak to him and he was afraid he'd get away.
You must promise me something--promise that if any one asks for me to-morrow before I get away, you will not tell them where I am.
Yet you let him be brought here, your partner who looked after you when you were ill, and who helped you to get away!
After a time the Morrises did let her out, and she kept her word and never tried to get away.
We built up the fire and kept watch, so that the one cub, still in the tree, couldn't get away.
I was afraid that he was going to get away, and though I could not hold him, I kept springing up on him, and once I tripped him up.
She had seemed very unhappy, and though he had kept her with him all the time, she had acted as if she wanted to get away.
The illusion of free will is so strong in my mind that I can't get away from it, but I believe it is only an illusion.
Evidently anxious to get away and be alone, Edwin Drood now resumed his outer clothing, muttering something about time and appointments.
They will all be coming out directly; let us get away.
But don't let us stop to listen to it; let us get away!
All day long I have been trying to get away, and have not been able.
The man, much moved, stood there, not knowing how to get away.
And Morse answered: 'No, but I think Murdock has hid it somewhere and is trying to get away with it without giving us our share.
Maybe there's a hoodoo around here, and it will do us good to get away a few days.
But still I have found out that strife has come into the river, and I know not whether ye two will be able to get away; for they are in the river.
Sunday night was his busiest night, and he could not, therefore, hope to get away in time to assure himself of their mother's return.
Well," said Breeze, with abrupt directness, "did he get away?
The first thing I saw was old Judge Piper, puttin' on his best licks toget away from a big can of strawberry ice cream that was trundling after him and trying to empty itself on his collar, whenever a bigger wave lifted it.
I'll get away now--and mind, General, a good deal depends on the way you please me in this thing.
I'm going to be able to get away in a few days' time," he said, indifferently.
A fortnight ago, he took it into his head to give it to me, because he said he believed I should try to get away one of these days.
I hope they will get away, just to spite Marks,--the cursed puppy!
If he had any other feeling, it was just a longing to get away and go down the hill again to the church.
Gyp never lost the sense of having the whip-hand, always felt like one giving alms, or extending favour, yet had a feeling of being unable to get away, which seemed to come from the very strength of the spell she laid on him.
Ever since that Sunday, when she avoided the confessional, she had brooded over how to make an end--how to get away from a longing that was too strong for her.
In those last days of January he well remembered wandering about in the parks day after day, trying to get away from it.
I always feel a little proud of hailing from Boston; my pleasure in the place mounts the farther I get away from it.
Then you are anxious to get away," Kate could not help saying.
I don't think we have anything to fear in his absence from men whose only wish is to get away from us.
Well, it strikes me it ought to be, if you expect to get away.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "get away" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
