Sentence examples for could work out of from inspiring English sources

I could work out of my house and my radio office, save money and avoid all the melodramas of Hartford.

Takahashi was a starter in Japan, but he could work out of the bullpen and evolve into an emergency starter if the need arose.

But as Phil Prew, a team engineer, said, "We could work out of a shed and it wouldn't make any difference," adding, "Don't get me wrong: M.T.C. is fantastic and I love working here.

The hours were regular (9 to 6), she could work out of her home (she writes on a laptop at her kitchen counter) and she was able to be there for her two teenage daughters.

In June, Digital First announced it was closing the longtime downtown home of the Pottstown Mercury, outside Philadelphia, and gave employees a choice: They could work out of the newspaper's printing plant, a 45-minute drive away, or work from home.

It even looked at how the vehicle could work out of Kourou in French Guiana - Europe's spaceport.

"Maybe things could work out for both of us," he says suggestively.

That could work out to billions of dollars, given that WellPoint reimbursed more than $99 billion in health benefits for commercial and individual members in 2013.

He asks Holmes to meet in a place where each will "feel comfortable". "Maybe things could work out for both of us," he says suggestively.

We thought if you can stay together with someone that long it was probably something that could work out for the rest of our lives.

And none of them could work out, for one moment, what that war had been about.