Sentence examples for direct out from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, August 6, 1932 P. 7 America's only boat train runs from Chicago to N.Y. and then direct out to the North German Lloyd Piers in Brooklyn.

"You direct out of sequence, you rehearse with who you have available that day.

A conductor on the Midtown Direct out of Pennsylvania Station also seemed to have misplaced his holiday spirit.

Air Jamaica, (800) 523-5585, www.airjamaica.com, which flies direct out of 11 U.S. cities, also has an Island Hopping program that allows a free stopover in Jamaica on the way to six other islands the airline serves.

Making direct out of pocket payments (OOP) can prevent poor households from using maternal health services, including skilled attendance at childbirth [5 7].

That's direct out of pocket expenses like rent and servers and salary and benefits expenses (our CEO doesn't take a salary, and neither does our board of directors).

Research shows that patent trolls cost defendant firms $29 billion per year in direct out-of-pocket costs; in aggregate, patent litigation destroys over $60 billion in firm wealth each year.

A 2009 analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that direct, out-of-pocket spending by individuals and families accounts for 22 percent of the $178 billion spent on nursing homes.

This new model includes direct out-gassing of CH4 and CO2 from organic carbon biodegradation, dissolution of directly produced CO2, and sorption with H+ exchange to improve pH buffering.

Mitt’s tax returns list these direct out-of-pocket gifts to the church of LDS.

Unless you live in one of the 14 states that allow direct out-of-state shipments, you won't be able to make the purchase.