Sentence examples for mattered out of from inspiring English sources
Lescott was starting to look bewildered by the time he unwittingly played his part in the one goal that really mattered out of the three.
And it seemed so absurd to Della — the thirty years that these things mattered, out of the eighty years that made up a life, eighty or more — that she found herself laughing out loud.
"That's entirely different to saying, let's deal with routine matters out-of-hours.
Future taoiseach Charles Haughey, then minister for justice, asks Lieutenant Albert Ryan of the directorate of intelligence to deal with the matter "out of the public gaze".
Mr. Christopher We've tried to keep these election matters out of the courts.
In his book "Signs of Emergence," Kester Brewin describes how dirt is "matter out of place".
When bodily secretions are not contained people respond negatively to "matter out of place," as the anthropologist Mary Douglas has shown.
Photosynthesis creates plant matter out of carbon dioxide and water.
Hughes says that: "litter is merely matter out of place.
Therefore Volvo has taken the matter out of our hands.
Mr. Lewin said both the Bush and Obama administrations had blown matters out of proportion.
