Sentence examples for out at as from inspiring English sources

A key attraction of Da Nang is its value: an overnight stay in a hotel will cost you an average of £32 and a flight with one-stop comes out at as little as £542.

The whole of this process should be carried out at as low a temperature as possible so the fat in the lamb doesn't get a chance to melt before it's emulsified.

The rest was split among shareholders who could satisfy numerous conditions and use various formulas to calculate an applicable loss, which by the time the cheques arrived last year worked out at as little as a cent on the dollar.A unique case?

Just this week, it agreed to shell out at as much as $100 million to drivers in California and Massachusetts to settle a class-action lawsuit.

The state sales tax is only 4%, but that can be increased by as much as 4% at the local level, with the total rate topping out at as much is 8%.

The homogenization of the composition components was carried out at as low as possible temperatures (from which it was possible to mix the components).

In fact, the first one jumps out at you as soon as you touch your mouse.

Landlubbers will not feel left out at Club La Santa – as long as they're inclined to be active.

"I wasn't going to steam out at someone as good as Carl, I had to show respect to him.

Bullets from a 9mm handgun may max out at speeds as low as 102 miles per hour.

C is for Cease: Cease eating out at restaurants as soon as you return home.