Sentence examples for do them out from inspiring English sources

"When anybody sticks their head up, do them out".

She referred to a now infamous recording of Mr. McConnell privately comparing the campaign to a game of Whac-a-Mole, telling aides, "When anybody sticks their head up, do them out".

On the tape, first posted online by Mother Jones magazine on Tuesday, Mr. McConnell, who is up for re-election in 2014, tells aides that "this is the Whac-a-Mole period of the campaign," adding, "when anybody sticks their head up, do them out".

The government offers every school a computer, but teachers often do not know how to use them, and fear that technology will do them out of a job.

When combined with Harcourt, Reed Elsevier will control some 20% of the science-journal market, and add a further 500 journals to its 1,200-strong 1,200-strongcience publistableare still fretting, especially about the risk that the Internet might do them out of a job.

"I would do them out of loyalty to the writer, David Renwick, but I am looking around at other, more family friendly ways of organising my life because those filming schedules are unforgiving … the schedule, the budget cuts and the pay cuts make the last series a job rather than a pleasure".

Some did terrible things, but they did them out of political desperation and misrouted nationalism, not enduring hate.

Local movie stars have signed petitions, political parties are split, and sex workers complain the government is doing them out of a living.

Why We Do Them: Sending out updates has helped build external confidence in Fashioning Change.

If you do ask them out, do it in private.

If you do, strain them out before drinking.