Sentence examples for means out from inspiring English sources

America's slogan of "E pluribus unum" means "out of many, one".

Out really means out – no having your cake and eating it.

Be warned though, it includes the line, "to me, genocide means out with the old and in with the new".

But if we're going to go out, then out means out," she declared, echoing the prime minister's Brexit utterance.

It's August again and in Europe that means "out of the office" messages, "closed" signs, and desolated streets.

A little mea culpa from the man who reminded Brits on the eve of the referendum that "out means out"?

Out of sight, though, means out of mind.

But for food, out of sight often means out of mind.

But as far as the rest of Europe is concerned, out means out.

Nigel Farage takes the opposite line and declares that out means out.

It means Out NYC will be affordable for younger people as well," says Reisner.