Sentence examples for better out of from inspiring English sources

I will be better out of it.

Perhaps Ray's better out of it.

Warm weather and the animals look better out of doors.

"Beer," he says, "just tastes better out of glass".

BALDWIN: No one works better out of anguish at all; that's an incredible literary conceit.

Second, pensioners do much better out of the state, for a given private income.

Compared to two-dimensional laminated composites, three-dimensional preforms provide better out-of-plane stiffness, strength, and impact resistance.

Oklahoma had better out-of-conference wins than the other two teams, hammering Cincinnati and Texas Christian.

The Kim mechanism, on the other hand, converges relatively close to its equilibrium and exhibits much better out-of-equilibrium efficiency properties.

Meaning if someone could provide a much better, out-of-home experience at a lower cost and build a brand around it, that would disrupt us.

The launch HTC Vive will undoubtedly offer a better out-of-the-box experience than the launch Oculus Rift thanks to the motion-tracked controllers.