Sentence examples for mean outing from inspiring English sources

Because to reveal the answer (brah wants to steal) would mean outing themselves.

When Disney-owned Pixar announced in November that a fourth Toy Story movie was in the works with original director John Lasseter at the helm, most assumed that meant another outing for colourful, much-loved characters such as Woody the Cowboy, Buzz Lightyear and Mr Potato Head.

Take the recent kerfuffle that sent Gawker's reputation reeling and nearly ignited a Gawker civil war the pointless, mean-spirited outing of Condé Nast's CFO as possibly being a closeted gay man who arranged to cheat on his wife with a sex worker.

That means more outings, more moments, more memories.

His short outing meant more work for others.

But public sentiment against Sanchez, from fans and sports columnists, means another poor outing is likely to pressure Ryan to reinsert the backup Greg McElroy.

The time when photographs by Jacob Riis, the journalist and social reformer, had to be turned into wood engravings in order to be printed in The New York Tribune seems almost as distant as the time, only a few years ago, when copiers and printers were entirely different machines, when combining text and illustration meant an exacting outing with scissors and paste and a bottle of Wite-Out.

Losing to Wales in their previous outing meant the Grand Slam was not a possibility for Ireland, who had a nervous wait to discover whether England could overturn a 26-point differential in their late Twickenham match with France.

Not that Sunday's miserable outing means the end of Frias as a starter.

We're also able to look back now on the dangers of the closet and protecting it at all costs with zealous anti- outing" polices with reganti- outingc figures, and rethink just what "outing" means.

On our final evening we managed a group outing – no mean feat – to Benirras beach for cocktails at sunset.