Sentence examples for meter out of from inspiring English sources

Four men wrenched a parking meter out of the ground and used it to batter open the door of a jewelry store.

After a few jiggles and twists, he has the old, cobwebbed meter out of the box.

She was stuck on the reef amidships, so that her bow was sticking about a meter out of the water.

A Con-Ed employee, with the help of two policemen, had smashed through a door by the fire escape; the man ripped the meter out of the wall, and that was that as far as utilities went.

It's familiar advice I'm sure, but do what you can to take care of your needs and those of others you care for, pursue wholesome aims with energy and diligence, and keep the needle of your personal stress meter out of the red zone.

Then take the meter out of your mouth.

Chemical feeders slowly meter out precise amounts of chlorine into your pool water automatically, and offer very precise control over the amount of chlorine being added to the swimming pool.

Washers, for example, will have to have sensors to measure the amount of clothes in them and meter out precisely the amount of water needed; they will also spin faster, cutting down the work that the clothes dryer must do.

To avoid a flood of credits at the outset of the Preservation Pathway journey, they could be "metered out" over the course of the years prior to achieving the final preservation/zero deforestation point and could scale with the rapidity of deforestation rate reductions or agreed-upon national circumstances.

No descriptive rendering of a great warrior's shield for me, or "the types and symbols of eternity" metered out in Wordsworth's "Prelude".

One involved swimming 25 meters, jumping out of the pool, running through an obstacle course of tires, dunking a basketball three times and jumping back into the pool -- an aerobic workout designed to keep their heart rates above 150 beats a minute.