Sentence examples for is standing outside from inspiring English sources

The original meaning of the word ecstasy is "standing outside oneself".

When I arrive at the café McCrory, 43, is standing outside on her mobile waving gaily – not at me, but some burly bloke across the road.

In it, the little boy is standing outside on a ladder-back chair, dressed in a baggy white sailor suit, his curly black tresses dipping nearly to his shoulders.

Many of the insiders I spoke to had stories about abrupt sackings: You get a call from a colleague, saying: "Look, could you do me a favour and get my coat and bag?" She is standing outside with a blocked security pass.

In this version, the barefooted match girl (in 1984 selling batteries as well as matches) does not feel sorry for herself, but for the middle class family in the house she is standing outside, all of whom are grumpy and uncomfortable – too many toys, too much food and drink, too many television adverts blaring out news of post-boxing day sales.

On Fox News, the producers often seem thrilled to have an excuse to put a bright-red "ALERT" banner on the bottom of the screen, and CNN never looks more alive than when one of its anchors is standing outside, in close proximity to some sort of emergency vehicle.

He was standing outside with his top off screaming 'England!

If someone's standing outside, they gotta feel it".

[My son and his friends] were standing outside, watching them.

Police say the three victims were standing outside when shots were fired from a vehicle.

When we arrived, Yamamoto was standing outside, smoking a cigarette on an otherwise empty street.