Sentence examples for out there back from inspiring English sources

"There wasn't a whole bunch of money out there back then," he says, "so just a few people were ever going to be shakers and bakers.

In other words: The less stable the relationship, the less likely you'll gain weight because the chance that you'll be out there, back on the market, is greater, and thus, the need to be attractive once again is heightened.

The pair started their quest to identify the toughest books out there back in 2009, looking for "books that are hard to read for their length, or their syntax and style, or their structural and generic strangeness, or their odd experimental techniques, or their abstraction".

There were a lot of really good records out there back then: Lisa Lisa, Shannon across the board.

A common theme on Instagram these days is to #tbt photos from earlier in college (that's #ThrowbackThursday, for all the grandparents out there), back when we were "babies" who had just removed our training wheels and were learning how to maneuver this oversized bicycle of an undergraduate education.

Xenoblade Chronicles X is released on December 4 in the UK and North America, a day later in Australia, and is exclusive to the Wii U. Japanese readers will already be familiar with the game it came out there back in April.

"They have no economists who have been out there backing in this fear campaign they've wanted to run," he said.

In fact, any Republican who's out there backing Cheney on this should pause long enough to read Wednesday's Andrew Sullivan post called "What Cheney Did To Conservatism".

There was a smaller number of billionaires coming out of there back then, but still some.

"He was ginger at times, but he wasn't out there saying his back hurt".

Get back out there.