Sentence examples for from out of from inspiring English sources

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"from out of" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate a source or origin, usually from a hidden or far away place. For example, "The crowd cheered as the hero emerged from out of the shadows."

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It comes from out of nowhere".

The New York Times - Sports

Scientists often came from out of state.

The New York Times

"Luckily, everything came from out of state".

The New York Times

Many were from out of state.

The New York Times

Too many people from out of town.

The New Yorker

"Probably from out of state".

The New York Times - Travel

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Administrators rely increasingly on higher tuition from out-of-staters.

The New York Times

The samples were extracted from out-of-service equipment.

International Journal of Mechanical and Materials Engineering

"It was suffering, for years, from out-of-control growth.

Forbes

–Exclude cancer drugs from out-of-pocket caps.

Forbes

Coming from out-of-state or from another country?

Huffington Post

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