Sentence examples for cowards out from inspiring English sources

While Horehound wore more black than any previous White album, Sea of Cowards – out just a year later – locates the band's inner-pagan, southern gothic more precisely and skewers it with an inverted cross.

To the Editor: Bullies are cowards whose bullying makes cowards out of those who lack the courage to stand up to them or to come to the aid of their victims.

They are small men and cowards, selling out the rule of law at the first whiff of danger.

MB: Coward came out to Australia when I was growing up.

Then the Voice of the Anonymous Coward let out a laugh that was both hearty and, now, somehow familiar.

Noël Coward knocked out the drama in three days and employed only four principal characters (plus the obligatory maid, since the master would never consider completing a play without room service).

One of the highlights of Criterion's boxed set of the director David Lean's adaptations of scripts by Noël Coward (coming out March 27th) is "Brief Encounter," from 1945, about the romantic meeting, in a train station, of a married woman (Celia Johnson) and a seductive stranger (Trevor Howard).

First seen in 1923 at the Everyman Theatre in Hampstead, the same north London locale where a very young Noël Coward tried out his early play "The Vortex," Sutton Vane's three-act drama is the sort of period play where people say "by Jove" or "I say" or even (my favorite) "squiffy".

The Italian, sacked as Sunderland's manager in September, dubbed his former employers "weak" and some first-teamers "cowards" before singling out individuals for special criticism.

"The original call was for men who were not scared, who were not cowards, to come out and take the streets back," Mr Blue explains.

These cowards are missing out on the iconic university experience.