Sentence examples similar to out of control 1 from inspiring English sources

I substituted the thicker and meaner-looking Grover trumpets, which emitted a more intense, deeper, throaty baritone blast, the kind that announces that an out-of-control 18-wheeler is a nanosecond from flattening you.

Out-of-control 7-year-olds are another matter altogether.

Meanwhile, British Columbia was forced to turn down Alberta's request for help because they're dealing with their own out-of-control wildfires 48 in all, with four evacuation alerts, all in the Peace region.

Meanwhile, British Columbia was forced to turn down Alberta's request for help because it's dealing with its own out-of-control wildfires 48 in all, with four evacuation alerts, all in the Peace region.

It is not a great rarity to pick up the Los Angeles Times and see a headline like this one, from September 27 , 1970 14 MAJOR FIRES RAGE OUT OF CONTROL 256 HOMES DESTROYED as FLAMES BURN 180,000 ACRES In millennia before Los Angeles settled its plain, the chaparral burned every thirty years or so, as the chaparral does now.

The fact that the two guys don't say anything, let alone don't scream like little girls, until after the out of control 18-wheeler has safely skidded past them, gives you a sense of how completely ridiculous it is to drive in Russia.

"It was very amusing in that there was always someone spinning out of control 15ft up in the air".

And yet, despite some decent gags and a plot line that spiralled nicely out of control, W1A was never quite as funny as it promised to be.

Sevilla-Barcelona, described by Del Nido as "two superpowers fighting it out", was intense and out of control, 21 players screeching round as Fredi Kanouté glided among them, too cool for it all.

Anyone looking for a reason for the relatively short-lived nature of the trust should look no further than the series of financial and operational failures that saw executive pay skyrocket out of control, £100m be spent on a failed Digital Media Initiative and a series of embarrassing editorial mishaps over the Savile affair and Lord McAlpine among others.

Favourite line: "I'm a rocket ship on my way to Mars, on a collision course, I am a satellite, I'm out of control!" 5. Eye of the Tiger, Survivor, 1982 Nothing like punching the air in time to the opening chords.