Sentence examples for merely going out from inspiring English sources

After nursing her mother through a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease, she had resigned herself to merely going out to dinner occasionally with women friends in similar circumstances.

Woods, playing his first competitive round in five months after a self-imposed exile from the game that resulted from the fallout over the revelations of his extramarital affairs, merely went out and shot his best first round in the Masters (68).

There is no need to know the opposite of hat, we merely go out wearing a hat.

She's been gone eight years, and when he greets her again — thank you, tear in the space-time continuum — they both behave as if one or the other merely spent too much time going out for a bagel.

When the IMF's money goes into the country, it will merely replace the private capital going out.

Going out?

Shepherd wrote: "Often the mountain gives itself most completely when I have no destination but have gone out merely to be with the mountain as one visits a friend, with no intention but to be with him". Nan Shepherd was born in the village of Cults on the outskirts of Aberdeen in 1893.

Powered only by the stoicism on which this winter-bound nation was built – we aren't even frozen any more, thanks to climate change, we are merely damp – I went out last night to see in the New Year with two friends who are government scientists (shan't name them, Harper hates civil servants even more than he hates science).

He didn't merely go on adventures in class-crossing.

She was merely going to see her granny in Essex.

Is IM dead, dying, or merely going through growing pains?