Sentence examples for out of outlets from inspiring English sources

Electrical lighting is another safety issue, with all the menorahs and Christmas lights being plugged into and out of outlets during the holidays.

We headed back down the hall, where she pointed out asbestos ceiling tiles, broken windows and wires hanging out of outlets.

As shown in Fig.  5b centered outlets remove particles pushed by a larger force while smaller particles flow out of outlets at the edges.

It has been stranded as consumers turn away from large out-of-town outlets to online purchases and convenience stores.

The supermarkets built more out-of-town outlets, leading to accusations they were killing high streets and carpeting green space with superstores.

"Home-owners took advantage of the long Easter bank holiday to visit DIY out-of-town outlets.

The large range of products sold and low prices in these out-of-town outlets challenged smaller town and city centre food retailing (Wrigley, 2002).

A possible explanation is that in residential neighbourhoods with higher densities of outlets, perhaps representing a sufficient choice of alcohol sources, young people may be less inclined to visit out-of-neighbourhood outlet aggregations, and may be less likely to engage in the risky drinking practices that such concentrations of young drinkers and alcohol sources can encourage.

Once, J Crew was a fairly middle-of-the-road American retailer, churning out capri pants and sherbet-coloured knits to the Waspier residents of suburban America – those who aspired to the Ralph Lauren Hamptons lifestyle on an out-of-town outlet mall budget.

During the operation, the as-delivered precursors firstly passed through a convective micromixer, and then entered the heating zone to initiate the nucleation, after dwelling in the heating section for different periods, the solutions flowed out of the outlet and were collected and diluted with chloroform for analysis.

"Our proposal under the Sustainable Communities Act calling for an increase in business rates on out-of-town retail outlets is not lazy – it's in response to what our local businesses are telling us; that it's time those companies earning millions of pounds each year put more of their profits back into the local community".