Sentence examples for going out of my tree from inspiring English sources

The language his characters often employ has a dated, old-timey feel — they use phrases like "shockeroo," "going out of my tree," "gone with the wind" — and the narratives themselves tend to have tidy beginnings, middles and O. Hendingsque endings complete with deliberately ironic twists.

I'm going out of my mind".

"I envisioned the woman going out to the tree and plucking my coconut".

" Going out with my wife, I suppose…the pleasure of her company.

I do not want to go, I avoid going out with my friends.

Elm Street Park is so well-scaled to its neighborhood and has such beautiful large, mature trees that I go out of my way to stop there if I'm riding my bike nearby, which I do often.

"The air went out of my body.

I'll go out of my way to get that.

Have I gone out of my mind? he thinks.

I'm a junkie [drug addict], where's my drugs gone?" All the drugs gone out of my life.

I don't want to go out of my zone right.