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get out from under
Idioms and Phrases
see out from under .Example Sentences
Both acts have left a mark in the male-dominated subgenre of banda and expand their reach beyond music, all while trying to get out from under the shadow of the previous generation — Pedro Rivera, Chiquis’ grandfather, is also a música Mexicana artist.
Veteran politician André Michel wrote on the social media platform X that the most recent attack targeting Gressier shows “Haiti will not be able to get out from under the gangs without an international force. … We will not be able to secure the country ourselves.â€
Phillip shouted as he tried to get out from under the bed while still holding tightly to the Red Hood’s exposed leg.
I don’t answer, twisting my body to try to get out from under.
The issue of officer accountability is key to the city being able to get out from under a federal consent decree that has lasted 12 years and cost the city more than $200 million.
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