Sentence examples for interesting outing from inspiring English sources

Chicago, the Kander and Ebb musical I've tried to like but that always strikes me as a more or less empty string of pastiches, is having its most interesting outing for years as part of the Lincoln Center festival where, for the next week, it will be performed in Japanese and entirely by women.

Such previously ill-disciplined (but none the less interesting) outings as Dogma have long prepared us for the unpredictable mix of comedy, shock and quasi-religious philosophising that has become the writer/director's stock in trade.

Hence the Jeopardy! outing.

It was a strange outing, interesting for its narrative shifts, and not for its spectacular play.

It's an interesting 45-minute outing, mainly due to the fact that while he only shares a few words with the audience – and he did admit he was a bit scared – the singer-songwriter's performance almost seems to revolve around his one-man acoustic accompaniment, and it doesn't help that his wonderfully wispy voice makes it difficult to make out what he's actually singing about half of the time.

Dale Layne, one of the participants, became Ms. Squarci's friend and guide, telling her about interesting events and outings.

But the plot that emerges from The Master's crafty structure is more interesting, and less obvious, than the outing of Henry James.

Gooden actually referred to 1997 as evidence for why he can thrive in an uncertain role, another interesting sign since he had one relief outing in 20 games and maligned Torre for using him inconsistently.

Ms Black always edits the commercial videos of her whale outings to make them more interesting.

As this outing is dispassionate, it's typically interesting.

10.31pm BST Tonight's Question Time is particularly interesting because it will mark Sajid Javid's first big outing since his promotion to the cabinet as culture secretary yesterday.