Sentence examples for into out of from inspiring English sources

Electricity flows into, out of and through every one of the millions of transistors on a chip.

This is a moral swamp, but it's one the Salvation Army claims to be stepping into out of charity.

A major shift of NHS funding away from hospitals into out of hospital services, including GP surgeries.

Weather forecasting saves lives – and it doesn't seem like a business you'd go into out of a cut-throat desire to make money.

There are perhaps enough smiles, as well as a smart set and quirky costumes, to at least admire the effort put into "Out of Iceland".

Its borders are unsecured, and tribal groups sympathetic to Al Qaeda control many regions, so terrorists can move freely into, out of and around the country.

Fine them if young adults get into out-of-control debt?

They may deny they have psychiatric disorders, refuse treatment and cascade into out-of-control behavior that can be threatening to themselves or others.

As Bill Reiter writes on Foxsports.com, it is clear that James's princely basketball upbringing has turned him into out-of-touch royalty.

If ever there were a need for a high pay commission to put some rationality into out-of-control top pay scales, this is it.

He said he was suspicious of the claims by Google and the Authors Guild that the settlement would help breathe new life into out-of-print works.