Sentence examples for out hence from inspiring English sources

It starts with all 12 dancers clustered like a nucleus but stretching out: hence, surely, its title.

Originally released in a limited edition last year, Songs for Christmas quickly sold out, hence its reappearance.

Whereas ice-cream is usually whipped up to let air in, booza has all the air pounded out, hence the density and slow melt.

Growth would be met with optimism in any other industry, but not publishing; not when no one knows how the trend will pan out – hence, the digital threat.

That has made it crucial for the bank to show investors it had a gain in the quarter, no matter how it eked it out — hence, stressing the $101 million in income from continuing operations.

Edwin and I had both got pounded while paddling out — hence our conversation about someone who has suspiciously good luck pushing through — and we were sitting outside catching our breath.

To the left of the hallway is the dining room, painted in shades of deep red to match an oil painting that hangs in one corner – a self-portrait of Yorick's father, Erwin, a famous photographer who was once accused of being a sell-out, hence the red-light-district hues.

If the second player succeeds, the first player is Knocked-Out, hence the name.

So this might net out and hence make little difference overall on raising foreign capital".

Geek Love, by Katherine Dunn A couple of circus freaks take drugs on purpose so their kids can come out deformed, hence making them more money in the circus they travel with.

The undervaluation granted by their wage restraint has benefited producers artificially, and weakened the incentive to cut out waste – hence lower productivity growth".