Sentence examples for complete out from inspiring English sources

On a freezing noon hour in April, people gather in Central Park, as they do each year, to read and listen to Shakespeare's sonnets, complete, out loud, and in sequence.

Once the design details were complete, out went the gray carpeting, and in came the off-white Italian travertine stone bought in Zurich that "reflects light," Mr. Hadzimanovic said.

Further proving that the mobile phone industry is complete out of names to use, Sprint and Samsung have just announced a device they've decided to dub the "Intrepid".

We found 27 complete out of 60 identified copies of TIR-220 in the D. americana assembled genome, but only as part of short arrays (up to three copies), typical for the TIRs of Tetris.

The system can survive, Mr. Fajardo said, but "it's going to take a complete out-of-the-box idea, and individuals, stations, general managers, community leaders, members of Congress are going to have to accept the fact that there's going to be some sacrificial lambs.

Group assessment Students complete in-class tests or quizzes in groups or complete out-of-class assignments in groups with the goal of creating a formal product.

Qualitatively, extreme slow-down of the liquid phase, complete out-gassing in the conduit, compaction of the magma column, subsequent re-pressurization of the chamber (e.g., due to partial drain back), and achievement of a new pressure balance between the chamber and the denser magma column (i.e., another steady state with zero-flux), is a likely scenario.

The complete out-growth of drug-sensitive variants within a few months differs markedly from the findings in patients with transmitted drug resistance, where drug resistance may persist for many years [44], [45], [46].

Although individuals also carry autosperm, which they can use for self-fertilization, allosperm is preferentially used for fertilization, resulting in complete out-crossing of offspring after receipt [ 47].

Interestingly, two protein-DNA complexes are detected that are equally completed out with excess unlabeled G-box, however not with the mutated version of the G-box.

Stravinsky's "The Firebird" (complete) rounds out the program.