Sentence examples for mentioned out of from inspiring English sources
Hughes explains the dynamic between burgers and pizzas, and how cheese pizzas "are the only pizzas that are ever mentioned" out of all the different types of pizzas.
Although Minaj's "Roman's Revenge" was thought to be directed at Kim, she said the song was "everyone who has been in interviews talking" because "no one is worth having their name mentioned out of my mouth and they never will get that".
Yeah, maybe we're in an age where we need to check ourselves before we even buy a bag of Hula-Hoops, but realistically: an extra ten quid for a night that will 100% blow the others mentioned out of the water, that will run for ten hours and have a tonne of names that usually cost £10/ticket alone - that isn't so bad.
Additionally, I think Figure 3 D-F is mentioned out of order in the text.
This fusion-from-without of "Classic Ellington" is a very literal-minded not to mention out-of-date way of dealing with Ellington, who wrote music that was a natural fusion from within.
Enrollees of the subsidized regime point to co-payment of services not covered - specialized diagnostic tests and medicines for chronic and high-cost diseases - while the uninsured also mention out-of-the-pocket payment for basic specialized services as a barrier.
While he is ineligible (since I don't know if he's a Democrat or not), NBC's new Washington chief Chuck Todd deserves a special mention here for coming up with the most ridiculous (not to mention "out of touch") question at Obama's press conference this week.
In Table 6, models with the lowest RMSE, is denoted in bold within each model group for the above-mentioned out-of-sample forecast horizons.
I did, however, have to keep checking that this wasn't a repeat, because it all seemed terribly familiar, not to mention out of date.
But then, this is very much the sort of tour where our guide will mention, out of the blue: "Penelope Gouk of the University of Manchester wrote a wonderful essay called 'Raising Spirits and Restoring Souls: Early Modern Medical Explanations for Music's Effects'".
So it's unfortunate, not to mention out of character, that in the Ryder Cup competition Bobby Joe resorts to playing the sorts of jingoistic head games that, in actuality, so tainted the American team's remarkable comeback victory at Brookline, Mass., in 1999.
