Sentence examples for goes out from from inspiring English sources

In this case, flue gas goes out from its bottom.

What comes in from the sun has to equal what goes out from the earth.

And still the call blithely goes out from Westminster and Whitehall: build, build, build.

When I'm out running, my right foot goes out from under me, then comes back into position.

The word goes out from the loft studios and infiltrates the network of gossip, banter, and information which serves the art world in place of market research.

"Prevention is better than cure... but it is important the message goes out from this House that carrying a knife without good reason is unacceptable".

My boyfriend's feet went out from under him.

Usually I don't go out from the hotel room.

A message went out from the official Xbox Twitter account.

His legs kind of just went out from under him.

"My legs went out from under me and I hit the floor," Sergeant Martin said.