Sentence examples for out of series from inspiring English sources

Mazda also pledged to continue development of the rotary engine, despite taking the RX-8, the only model that used the power plant, out of series production.

And even though the exchange program permits customers to trade in and out of series, they have at least committed themselves to attend a certain number of concerts.

It does get better".Q.And in the video and the book, you speak candidly about a suicide attempt as a teenager.A.It came out of series of crises where I saw no light at the end of the tunnel.

The decision to stage the production came out of series of discussions inspired by the controversy and accusations of racism and racial stereotyping levelled at the theatre's 2009 play England People Very Nice, written by Richard Bean.

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He talked about a desire to do enough with his life that his deathbed won't be filled with regret, which we learned was born out of series of horrific experiences that shaped him as a teenager.

So you know it's a big deal when Robert B. Parker, who currently has three standing heroes on call, gives them all a pass to write a singular out-of-series novel like DOUBLE PLAY (Putnam, $24.95).

Call them what she will, Laura Lippman's out-of-series "mysteries" tend to be extended character studies of interesting women caught up in unusual circumstances that can get a little dicey without posing a convincing threat to life, limb or personal happiness.

It contains a 1929 "out-of-series" first edition of "Ulysses" (one of ten copies printed on Holland paper) that is in perfect condition - having survived the German Occupation of Paris in the possession of Adrienne Monnier, the proprietor of La Maison des Amis des Livres, a celebrated Joyce hangout.

In contrast to the casually plotted escapades of Elvis Cole, his preternaturally cool private eye, this out-of-series adventure pitches a volatile protagonist into a complex story in which a master bomber known as Mr. Red is targeting bomb technicians in a "dominance game" of destruction.

In the present paper, these test results are re-analyzed by accounting for the scale effect in the form drag, obtained from the comparison with test data of larger out-of-series models.