Sentence examples for lifting out of from inspiring English sources

His state could suffer the loss of 33,000 private sector jobs at a time when the city is lifting out of a free fall, he said.

Nebiat, who was desperately clinging to a buoy – and whom he had difficulty lifting out of the water – was among the last.

At 19 K (−254 °C, or −425 °F) the magnetic moments tilt along the c-axis lifting out of the basal plane by some 10°, forming a conical ferrimagnetic structure.

When the grounding line retreats over the lip, water will flow into the depression and the ice will come free from the seabed like a plug lifting out of a basin, greatly speeding up the rate at which the glacier liquefies.Glaciologists use the word "collapse" to describe a shift towards an irretrievable loss of an ice sheet.

Arlie Hochschild of the University of California, Berkeley, and author of Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right, said: "Class is profoundly important, imprinting all aspects of childhood, self, character and behind, and the denial of it is in the service of keeping alive the hope of lifting out of it.

I never once double tapped it accidentally and it felt great to swap to an eraser without lifting out of work mode — the default behavior.

More children lifted out of poverty.

Tens of millions could be lifted out of poverty.

"Yikes," he said, eyebrows gently lifted out of concern.

Billions of people will have been lifted out of extreme poverty.

Tenant advocates have called that provision a loophole allowing thousands of affordable apartments to be lifted out of rent regulation.