Sentence examples for out of slate from inspiring English sources

Sean Tice and Kristy Hadeka, whose company makes cheese boards out of slate, shared their stories with me, and many of them  would have sounded familiar to anyone who has struggled to build a business.

Mr. Gund made the desk in Ms. Ahluwalia's cottage out of slate and wood from fallen trees, but other pieces are from her store, which sells reconstructed vintage furniture.

Each visitor has a digital compagnon de visite that looks as if it has been hewn out of slate, Flintstones-style: a mini touchpad with headphones means visitors can roam freely in the workshops, galleries and exhibition spaces; though in the replica cave there is an expert guide.

As Dahlia Lithwick so eloquently pointed out on Slate.com, the core of the GOP's campaign hinges on a fundamental distrust of all women.

The out-of-conference slate, featuring two B.C.S. conference teams in Connecticut and Penn State, also has two games against service academies.

Today's announcement completes the official selection, but additions to the out of competition slate remain possible.

Look out for Slate's guide to the best and worst uses of 'Kind of Blue' in movies, complete with the video clips - slate.com/id/ 2225486.

Many hang on free-standing panels, and their warm, rich colours sing out in rooms of slate grey.

And generous divers aren't the only creatures Santa encounters, of course -- check out this video of Slate as St. Nick, encountering life under the sea.

Its new five-year, $2 billion satellite deal with DirecTV to carry the "Sunday Ticket" slate of out-of-market games includes $20 million a year to finance the NFL Network.

He knows too that time is running out for his version of Slate UK: "It's an experiment which has gone well.