Sentence examples for being turned out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Enzi, 69, says he is not ready to retire, and many Republicans say he has done nothing to deserve being turned out.

Roosevelt's new public banks invented 15-year, even 25-year mortgages and, by allowing farms and homeowners to remortgage themselves, saved millions from being turned out of their homes, farms and businesses by what Roosevelt called tyrannous finance.

And not only will workers left without a job be forced to tighten their belts severely, depressing demand right across the economy, but the very fear of unemployment, as consumers watch their friends, neighbours and family members being turned out of work, can lead to a much more widespread drop in confidence, exacerbating the downturn.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel has already signed off on a rehab-focused loan program, the Micro-Market Recovery Program, to stabilize property values and stabilize about 2,000 homes in five years, but members of the Occupy movement say it isn't enough--and isn't focused enough on keeping homeowners facing foreclosure from being turned out.

Magnificent fried chicken and other Southern specialties are being turned out at this hot spot.

Soaring numbers of tenants are being turned out of their homes by bailiffs, Ministry of Justice statistics disclosed last night.

She has now been turned out of office.

The light in the front room had been turned out.

Look how well it's turned out.

And audiences are turning out.

We're turning out.