Sentence examples for if out from inspiring English sources

One day, as if out of nowhere, a catastrophe arrives.

If out of ordinary, she might (anag. less o).

And if out meant Palau, that's what he wanted".

Schottenheimer wants Sanchez to throw after two or three progressions, even if out of bounds.

The leaflets "appeared as if out of nowhere," befuddling Nazi officials, Dr. Newborn said.

Review financial links to other people; remove them if out of date.

It was a newspaper hawker, as if out of the Lindbergh era.

But, he conceded, if out-of-state generators have an advantage, "it is because someone handed it to them".

If out-of-tune headlines required apologies, the newspaper business would soon turn into a cacophony of confession.

Technology facilitates this, but only if out-of-sight doesn't mean out-of-reach.

Dr Broks asks if out-of-body experiences are evidence for a self separate from the body.