Sentence examples for guided out of from inspiring English sources

More than 70 years after the infamous Hindenburg disaster, its latest airship was gently guided out of the hangar doors last month to make its maiden test flight.

If Cyprus can be guided out of the euro zone without endangering the credibility of the euro, Merkel will gladly make an example of the small island nation.

"Indeed, the start of the men's second division on Wednesday night was delayed by 15 minutes while a family of ducks were guided out of harm's way".

Cook becomes Portsmouth's fourth permanent manager in two years, and will be looking to repeat his successes at Chesterfield, whom he guided out of League Two last season and into the top six of League One this term.

Steiner believed that children should be slowly guided out of what he termed "the etheric world," where they existed prior to birth, and that education should engage first the hands, then the heart, then the brain.

We were then guided out of the meditative portion by some ripping sludge chords.

Yet fan pilgrimages started soon after the show made its debut in 2008, and a number of Web sites have popped up to guide out-of-towners.

Despite the intuitive appeal of having EMS physicians guiding out-of-hospital CPR, there is only limited evidence about the influence of EMS-physician-guided CPR on outcomes after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OOHCA).

b US-guided "out-of-plane" venipuncture.

Other times a native New Yorker will go out of his way to guide an out-of-towner to his hotel.

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