Sentence examples for obey out from inspiring English sources

If it were, it'd be great for when you want to look smooth while looking hip (pulling anything from the guys at Obey out of your pocket gets noticed by those in the know).

And when Charles and Diana married here in 1981, every detail got a good going-over: the couple's decision to leave "obey" out of Diana's vows; the red carpet they walked on; the 25-foot train of Diana's dress; the 20-year-old bride stumbling on the full name of her husband-to-be, the 32-year-old groom mixing up his pronouns on "worldly goods".

Obey pointed out that growing SBIR "does no harm for a large agency whose budget has been rising, such as the Department of Defense, but it can do immeasurable harm to the crown jewel of our research agencies in this country, the National Institutes of Health".

People who obeyed out of fear, or people who obeyed out of conviction, or out of partial conviction, or out of hatred for the alternative?

I obeyed out of fear of retribution, and a craven submission to the power of adults.

And we barely knew the horses: would they trust us -- and obey us -- out in the wilderness?

It is possible that more established Republicans could enter the race now that Mr. Obey is out.

He insisted that, at least with respect to traffic signals, people obey not out of fear of any fines — the maximum is 500 rubles, or about $8 — but because "they now respect themselves and also each other".

Most generals continued to give and obey orders out of self-interest (Hitler had lavishly rewarded them with tax-free gifts of land and money), fear (of both the enemy and their own government) and a warped sense of duty and patriotism.

Before the law was passed, the only directive emergency technicians could obey was an out-of-hospital "do not resuscitate" form specifying that no cardiopulmonary resuscitation be tried if a patient stopped breathing or had no pulse.

It turns out obeying the Fourth Amendment would actually make us safer.