Sentence examples for out of law from inspiring English sources
"out of law" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to something that is beyond or not subject to the rules of law. For example, "The decision to let him go was made out of law."
She also ended up dropping out of law school.
Like I think deep down he actually really regrets dropping out of law school?
She'd moved to the city in 1949 after dropping out of law school.
Stewart took over after dropping out of law school 1975, moved to Queens.
Formed generic-drug distributor Kinray after dropping out of law school 1975.
NYU grad worked in small pharmacy owned by father; built generic-drug distributor after dropping out of law school.
"I'd just got out of law school.
Ms. Schapiro joined the government straight out of law school.
Imagine a courtroom scene, maybe something out of "Law & Order".
I was seven years out of law school.
Do we think the best lawyers are those fresh out of law school?
