Sentence examples for known out of from inspiring English sources

Most galaxies have a massive black hole at their center, astronomers suspect, but only a few dozen examples are known out of billions of galaxies in the cosmos.

In person, Ms. Antonetta (a pen name; she does not want her real name known out of fear of repercussions from the book) is rather accommodating.

Lawrie Sanchez, who joined from Reading in 1984, is forever known, out of a 17-year playing career and management since 1997, for his headed goal which won Wimbledon the Cup – "my Noddy Holder moment," he said with a shrug in pre-Christmas reflection.

Generally, Hygiea's properties are the most poorly known out of the "big four" objects in the asteroid belt.

Members of Jakobida, one of the subgroups of supergroup Excavata, possess the most gene-rich mt genomes known out of all eukaryotes.

So I wasn't just, you know, out-of-my-mind nervous.

You know out-of-body experiences, or OBEs?

Welcome to the joyously preposterous world of Penny Dreadful, a show that delights in dropping well-known, out-of-copyright names from the the gothic A-list almost as much as star Josh Hartnett's breeches.

Our plan was to visit some of the lesser-known, out-of-the-way sites on the Lewis and Clark Trail, and to see for ourselves how much of the country along the expedition's route still looked more or less as it had when Meriwether Lewis and William Clark described it in their journals.

We know out of the periaqueductal gray are a lot of oxytocin networks.

"She seemed to have been born fully grown, you know, out of a seashell," Herskovitz said.