Sentence examples for cleared outside from inspiring English sources

He wouldn't let you leave until it had cleared outside.

But there hasn't been a single day when the trash wasn't cleared outside my kitchen door.

This is despite the fact that there has been opposition from German and French politicians and regulators, who say euro-denominated trades should not be cleared outside the currency bloc.

Britain has a separate legal challenge against the European Central Bank over its plans to prevent some euro-denominated securities from being cleared outside the 17 European Union countries that share the euro — in that way excluding Britain, which has kept its own currency.

He said she likely cleared the outside work with her direct supervisor, who is now dead.

Anti-capitalist protesters have warned that they will not be "derailed" after their camp was cleared from outside St Paul's Cathedral.

It was cold and clear outside, but all the light in the town, from street lamps, shop windows and car lights, seeped upwards and lay like a shimmering dome above the rooftops, through which no starry luster could penetrate.

Ian Whitten deliberately knocked-on with Charlie Walker clear outside for the first, then Marland Yarde went for the corner on the other side and was stopped by Phil Dollman's armless tackle, which yielded the second.

The corpse detail carried the bodies to a clearing outside, placed them on pyres of wood from ruined houses, burned them, put some of the ashes in envelopes intended for exposed X-ray plates, marked the envelopes with the names of the deceased, and piled them, neatly and respectfully, in stacks in the main office.

In that sense, there is no clear outside here, as moral and discursive operations motivate and define roles in capitalist production.

They aren't perfect ― plenty of authors clash with their editors and even reject edits, and an editor might happen to love an element of the book that reviewers and readers find weak ― but they give authors a clear, outside perspective on where their book has succeeded or failed.