Sentence examples for an outlander from inspiring English sources

That's not a bad line for an outlander like Mr. Ford.

The heat source is a portable propane cooker that an outlander is tempted to inspect for inscriptions like "Property of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration".

In 1772, the British governor of North Carolina asks Jamie to support the king, but Jamie's time-traveling wife assures him independence is inevitable; an Outlander novel.

"It was very Afrikaans, and whether you came from Pretoria, New York or wherever, you were considered an uitlander, an outlander".

No. Wolfe (like Scott Fitzgerald) was an outlander who came to New York with a remorseless eye for the same upper classes he was determined to penetrate.

But aside from that situation and a few others (odds are pretty good, for example, that someone speaking excellent English is from out of town), it is getting harder all the time to tell who's an outlander.

It almost seems like an episode of Outlander, a tale of two equals fighting to protect each other against dire odds and vicious enemies.

I had warned the Texas Monthly crowd that if they were looking for confirmation of their ranking by an objective outlander, someone from Kansas City was not likely to provide it.

On that note, there's also a 2013 Outlander Sport Limited Edition, a nod to the automaker's 30 years in North America, if anyone's interested.

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green (Penguin Random House) -- $4.99 .2. Written in My Own Heart's Blood: A Novel (Outlander) by Diana Gabaldon (Penguin Random House) -- $11.99. 3. Mr. Mercedes: A Novel by Stephen King Simonn & Schuster) -- $11.99. 4. The Goldfinch: A Novel (Pulitzer Prize for Fiction) by Donna Tartt (Hachette) -- $7.99 . 5

(General Motors) According to a report from Automobile Magazine, Mitsubishi will provide three safety cars for the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb on June 29: a 2014 Outlander crossover and two Lancer Evolution sedans.