But they supposedly only get someone out of minor trouble.
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There's a murderer here — you gotta get someone out here!
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I still consider it a win when you get someone out.
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We call our property manger, and she can't get someone out until tomorrow morning.
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"I figured maybe I could try to get someone out to break off the paint and paint over it," she added.
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In response, Bird Director of Government Affairs Carl Hanson said the company can usually get someone out there within two hours, but Supervisor Kim said that's too long.
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For some, including the inimitable Lizzo, a "shampoo press" is enough to get someone out of your hair, but others need a more dramatic change — something that says 'I've changed, and I'm moving on.
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Kate Stewart, a psychotherapist and dating coach, says that if you can't get someone out of your head, you can likely blame your brain chemicals — especially if your obsession is with someone you've just met.
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We see the inverse, with cooking personality Judy King (Blair Brown) using her powerful lawyers to help get someone out of maximum-security prison as a favor for a guard, only to blackmail him into sex herself.
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There were moments of great terror: And suspense: And a man with a bucket tried and failed to coax the cat to jump: All the while, captivated viewers across the country called 911 to try to get someone out there to help the stranded pet.
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"Out of the modalities I've worked with in my career, this has certainly been the most dramatically effective and quick way to get someone out of a depression," Sanjay Mathew, a professor of psychiatry and behavior sciences at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, tells me.
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"ECT is the single most efficacious treatment that we have and the treatment of choice if you absolutely had to get someone out of a severe depression within a day or two," said Steven D. Hollon, a professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University, who has studied the treatment of depression.
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Courtney E. Smith for Refinery29 argues for conscious consumerism to help curb any additional promotion, and thereby absolution, of men who have treated women abhorrently, which can potentially stop the trope from continuing on not only as a revered lifestyle but also as an excuse to get someone out of taking responsibility for mistreating a person.
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"The number of times I saw a campaign to get someone out of jail, a campaign to bail someone out of detention, a campaign to help someone with legal fees—the number of times I saw one of those campaigns posted on GoFundMe on YouCaring and then shut down, the money dissolved, the money disappeared, it was just countless," Grace said.
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Rather, it was the concept of a tiered response to medical emergencies. The idea was "that we would get someone out there quickly" – via the fire department's already existing mobile first aid units – "and then a secondary response would come from the mobile intensive coronary care unit." The beauty of the tiered response system was the efficient use of fire department personnel, which allowed aid personnel to reach the scene quickly (on an average of three minutes) to start CPR. Then a few minutes later the paramedics arrived to provide more definitive care such as defibrillation.
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