Sentence examples for out of hull from inspiring English sources

There were 6,000 men lost in 150 years of trawling out of Hull.

Fruit is the best thing to come out of Hull in ages.

"It's done me the world of good to get out of Hull, because I did get comfortable there," Cox admits.

Half a century ago Philip Larkin wrote Whitsun Weddings, one of the most famous railway poems of all, as he took a journey on a similarly warm afternoon out of Hull, where he was the university's librarian.

Should he fly out to the Masters in April, that would rule him out of Hull City at home and – unlikely on current form, admittedly – the Champions League quarter-final second leg.

Despite missing out on the top eight in the Super League, Kelly believes the occasion of the cup has brought the best out of Hull KR: "The boys are buzzing.

The Football Supporters' Federation (FSF) is carrying out a poll of Hull fans and will send the results of the survey to the FA, which has to sanction any change to the 'playing name'.

My son came up from the cabin saying he could smell smoke as black clouds billowed out of the stern hull.

That experts increase their focus on the task at hand in order to cope with pressure is suggested by studies, like those carried out by the University of Hull sports and exercise psychologist Adam Nicholls, which ask professional or elite athletes to keep a diary of stressors that occur and coping strategies that they employ during games.

The world's tanker fleet is already stretched thin by robust demand for oil, by looming deadlines for the phase-out of single-hull tankers for safety and environmental reasons, and by lengthening backlogs at the shipyards where new tankers are built.

However, this surface-confined damage can impact the composite flexural strength which can be critical for marine crafts; particularly, as marine crafts are often subjected to out-of-plane loads (e.g., hull slamming).