Sentence examples for going out from from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of the shellfire is going out from the regime's positions.

Even in high summer (going out from Stansted to Dubrovnik on 10 August for a fortnight) costs only £179.

Such calls might be going out from Lee's agent to the Yankees or the Rangers as early as Monday.

And because the ECDC orders tended to be small, Baldwin Farms' trucks were often going out from Pottsville half empty.

You see the edge of the shore, but then you see the sand going out from that.

"There is evidence of several thousand plants going out from the wild in the past couple of years.

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

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.