Sentence examples for envelope out of from inspiring English sources

He took an envelope out of his pocket.

The official snatched the envelope out of my hands.

An older man pulled a small envelope out of his pocket and took out a card.

For example, a suspicious customer should be asked his address while the clerk holds the envelope out of sight.

My mother took an envelope out of her stocking one Christmas morning and there was a picture of our new house.

And in a little known moment Elkjer (pronounced ELK-yer) drew an envelope out of a glass bowl that set the course of N.F.L. history.

She believed, she said, "that divine intervention was the only way to get my envelope pulled out of the 8,000" in the lottery.

Furtively slipping one of the envelopes out of the cabinet, I crept back upstairs to execute the final task.

The police identified him as Omar Santiago, 18, of Irvington, N.J., and said he had taken the envelopes out of the box and stuffed them in his clothes in the men's room.

I'd pulled out about a half dozen envelopes out of the mailbox and started to turn away when I spotted a flat square darker-than-usual cardboard package laying behind the big black iron gate that was the tenant's locked entrance.

To minimise selection bias, for each of the nine pairs an independent researcher randomly selected each site (using opaque, identical, sealed envelopes) to either the intervention group or the control group, by picking envelopes out of a box.