Sentence examples for be turned out on from inspiring English sources

They could be turned out on an assembly line as easily as tin hats are.

Just as voters will say both that Congress should be turned out on its ear and that their own congressmen should be reëlected, investors can simultaneously belittle Wall Street and maintain that their brokers are really good guys.

She held the pictures and told stories about the past, about times she waited for her mother to come home, hoping she wouldn't be turned out on drugs or messed up.

Most of the time, Timo is in the happy horse program, where he is turned out on a lush pasture with a couple of buddies, just being horses.

Once the pud is turned out on to the serving dish, it will be sitting in a pond of delicious sweet lemony sauce.

Rental tenants are increasingly being turned out on to the streets at minimal notice because, unbeknown to them, their landlords are facing foreclosure.

It is bad enough to contemplate being turned out on the streets when those streets have been plowed, but far worse when they haven't been, and you can't even walk around and see human faces without trudging.

Hundreds of vulnerable homeless people face being turned out on to the streets amid confusion over how local authorities should interpret a legal ruling which could trigger the closure of emergency night shelters.

When – six months ago – Jakie came into my life, the rescue home from which I adopted him speculated about why he had been turned out on the streets of Bolsover.

Born last March 13 in a birthing shed across the road, No. 534 was turned out on pasture with his mother as soon as the 80-pound calf stood up and began nursing.

This is much in the same way that a Britney Spears album is turned out on a factory line every three years in order to launch a multi-million dollar tour, fragrances and the like.