Sentence examples for out shock from inspiring English sources

The destruction of the Mackintosh building would send out shock waves worldwide, he said.

When the news filtered out, shock and outrage reverberated around the world, and everyone from the Queen to Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela condemned the executions.

The infamous 1940s-style coflection of green fur chubby, lipstick-patterned dress and turbans, described in the International Herald Tribune in 1971 as "hideous," sent out shock waves across France because of its allusions to the war and collaboration years.

Though the contraction was only 0.1percentt, it was worse than German officials had predicted, and the news is already sending out shock waves across the rest of Europe.

Anders Äslund, who was one of three principal foreign advisers to Mr. Gaidar as he carried out "shock therapy" in Russia in the grim winter of 1992 and who is now a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, said Mr. Gaidar was unjustly blamed for the hyperinflation that wiped out the life savings of many Russians.

It can also carry out shock loading and preload of cable bolt which represent underground cable bolt slippage (breakage).

Plebes dropped out -- burned out, shocked out, run out.

The gossip-and-scuttlebutt Web site has portrayed Roubini as a roué with too many women at his too-frequent parties, has pointed out (shock-horror!) some anatomically explicit art on the walls of his downtown loft, and has highlighted and one wonders why more than once his Iranian-Jewish extraction.

The appeal of such a podcast – of any media appearance – when you're young is often the flat-out shock of witnessing someone your age taking over an establishment mode of communication.

In The Fisher King, Jeff Bridges playing a down-and-out shock jock who finds happiness through a homeless man spouts, "Have you read any Nietzsche?

Turns out -- shock of shocks in L.A. -- there was a transportation issue.