Spicer can't get off the hook with just a few media appearances.
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You go after the terrorists, and the insurgents get off the hook.
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There's no way these guys are about to get off the hook.
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"His vulnerable people are not going to get off the hook," said Sen.
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Also, you may think you can get off the hook with a gift card, right?
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That's why I'm tired of letting the big companies and their executives get off the hook.
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Its representatives have "tried to get off the hook by saying they're only an intermediary with the Paris headquarters," according to Reyes.
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There's a good chance the final number will come down, and there's always a chance that Apple and Ireland could get off the hook completely.[AP]
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I think, at this point, he sort of signaling to prosecutors that he has a lot, simply, because he would like to get off the hook.
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The outrage: Not only is the league losing a wonderful player, but the Blackhawks are going to get off the hook for the rest of Hossa's massive contract.
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If you go back to the original Tea Party rant, it was all about letting colored people get off the hook for the money they borrowed for houses they couldn't afford.
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More often, police and prosecutors convince themselves that they've got the true perpetrator, and see any weaknesses in their case as natural aberrations and a way for criminals to get off the hook.
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And as for Larkin, he doesn't get off the hook; let's sentence him to actually playing like a teenager every now and then instead of looking like a grizzled veteran every freaking night.
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On behalf of all the women of America, I want to say that we do not appreciate the suggestion that we have a right to get off the hook just because of our gender.
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Initially, this makes it seem like Jimmy will get off the hook during an incredibly tense confrontation scene between the McGills and Kim, who appears to be on the verge of going to the cops herself.
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Critics accused the department of laying out a step-by-step guide to employers seeking to get off the hook for violations even when they have substantial control over workers hired by their franchisees and contractors.
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The pharmaceutical industry— worth approximately $300 billion a year—tries to get off the hook for price-hiking by saying that it need its profit to reflect research and development costs, which are, granted, usually very steep.
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Reform if of course not an effort to open the gates for dangerous criminals into our communities or a signal that those who break the law will get off the hook with no accountability for their actions.
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Ironic, because there are so many similarities between the two: a president known for telling lies, under investigation for obstruction of justice, who tries to get off the hook by firing Justice Department officials leading the investigation.
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Trudeau's other headaches right now include a corruption scandal involving a Canadian engineering firm he allegedly helped get off the hook after fraud and bribery accusations and a viral grilling from comedian Hasan Minhaj, who pushed him on his support of a controversial oil pipeline.
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As noted above, this is an oversimplification by Giuliani that falls short from a legal standpoint – you can't sanitize this mess or the intentions of the payments in real time during the heat of the 2016 election, to get off the hook with a newly constructed argument well after the fact.
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Though Mara was able to get off the hook, wanting to wash her hands of Victor, Ms. Andrews left the school anyway to start fresh. Mrs. Andrews is portrayed by Julia Deakin.
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With the help of the chief of police, the duo get off the hook, and Stefan takes his bar exam only to walk out at the last minute to pursue his lifelong dream of owning a cafe on a beach.
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Haig had opposed Maurice in taking his concerns into public, but was disappointed at how Lloyd George was able to get off the hook with a "claptrap speech".Groot 1988, p. 379. Maurice believed he had saved Haig from dismissal.Sheffield 2011, p. 290.
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Poul-Henning Kamp has criticized the threat model for steganographic file systems in his paper on GBDE, observing that in certain coercive situations, especially where the searched-for information is in fact not stored in the steganographic file systems, it is not possible for a subject to "get off the hook" by proving that all keys have been surrendered.
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To maintain his perfect life and upcoming marriage – Eddie helps Anthony get off the hook. When Anthony is found not guilty, his victim Angelina is devastated and tries to commit suicide. At the last moment an army general (Michael Clarke Duncan) saves her life. Only Angelina sees The General who is a powerful, revenging, guiding angel of heaven and hell.
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Stewart had to make repairs and lost three laps. He finished two laps down, causing him to lose his shot at his second championship. Gordon did not get off the hook however and was penalized with a $15,000 fine and a 50-point deduction for his actions. After losing his bid for the championship title, Stewart finished sixth in the Nextel Cup point standings.
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Whitey offers information on police corruption to get off the hook. Then, he tries to surprise Hopkins with a shotgun, but Hopkins kills him. Dutch tells Hopkins to lay low while the mess he has created is sorted out. Pratt invites Hopkins over for sex, but when he gets there, she has been murdered and placed on the stove in the position that she last had sex with Hopkins.
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The cunning and resourcefulness of the three companions, fortunately, allows them to always barely get off the hook, and after some clumsy events, the Rabbit and the Duck see again a Santa clinging to a window sill, but this time it is the real Santa Claus that is in the window sill. They manage to save him, as a reward, Santa takes the trio back in the farm. The next morning, they wake up with presents.
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It is later revealed that she was drunk when she delivered them and so she accidentally swapped Rose and Dee Dee. Following this reveal she blackmails Dr. Charles S'avage (Andrew Greenough) so she can get off the hook. Dr. S'avage has her sectioned as a result. Whilst sectioned she meets Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) and reveals that she had accidentally swapped the babies, Sienna then gets Mariam drunk in a hope to learn Dr. S'avage's secret so she can leave the ward.
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Ben and Granny are later met by the police, but they get off the hook after Granny points out that they do not have the Crown Jewels with them. Granny dies, and her jewellery box is donated to charity. Ben reads at his local newsagent's that a jewellery box worth millions had been anonymously left at a charity shop. Granny's legacy is remembered, all the way through to Christmas, when the Queen delivers a message that young people should be more caring towards the elderly.
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It > was really, really bad. Looking back at it, it doesn't seem as intense as it > was, but it was horrible. I just felt not human and looking back I should > have got through that show somehow, and I think the fact that Neil [Young] > was there made me feel like I could get off the hook in some way and I did > go out for a few songs. I just didn't feel good about the whole thing, I > felt swallowed up by the whole deal.
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I just felt not human and looking back I should have got through that show somehow, and I think the fact that Neil [Young] was there made me feel like I could get off the hook in some way and I did go out for a few songs." Because of Vedder's health the band was forced to cancel the remaining dates of its tour of the United States. Some dates were reinstated while the rest were rescheduled for the fall. About canceling the dates, Vedder said, "I think we all agreed that it had gotten insane, that it was no longer about the music.
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" Bolden charged that agents drank heavily before and after tours of guarding Kennedy in Washington and at his summer home in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, that they missed their work shifts or reported to their shifts "half drunk", and that they used official Secret Service cars to transport female companions or to visit bars. He said another agent called him a racial epithet when he complained about the issues. Bolden also stated that he told James J. Rowley, head of the Secret Service, about the drinking but that no action was taken. Edward Hanrahan, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois, issued a statement that described Bolden's allegations as "fantastic" and said: "The accuracy of these charges should be judged by the fact that the man who made them was silent from 1961 until after he was arrested..." Newspaper reports indicated that the Warren Commission was made aware of Bolden's allegations and quoted an unnamed member of the Commission as stating: "It would appear that he is trying to get off the hook by making such charges now.
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