Sentence examples for outer comes from inspiring English sources

The fabric outer comes in red, appropriately enough, and $10 of the purchase price (of $99.99, same as any other Echo) will go toward (RED)'s work fighting AIDS through the Global Fund.

However you cook it, if you leave the marshmallow for long enough, the whole outer layer comes off in a crisp, caramelised shell.

If the creature from outer space comes from the pen of Ursula K. Le Guin, it is science fiction, whereas if it is Carl Sagan (he of the Jovian "floaters"), it must be science.

Despite his isolation and lack of electricity, the outer world comes to him.

The Harleys are also considering naming one of the rooms after the famous alien in hopes it will attract visitors to the aptly-named Isle of Skye hoping to see if anyone from outer space comes to pick up their lost tree stump.

The concept of "inner city versus outer space" came to Cornish when he was mugged, seven years ago.

A few minutes later, those representatives — including Anousheh Ansari, the first Iranian to travel to outer space — came into the press room.

Serve you right....When those folks from outer space came and abducted my gardener, I didn't go complaining to some government bureau or federal department....What'd I do?

In the 1960s he generalized this finding into a containment theory, which argued that there are inner and outer forces of containment that restrain a person from committing a crime: the inner forces stem from moral and religious beliefs as well as from a personal sense of right and wrong; the outer forces come from family members, teachers, or others who influence the individual to some degree.

The eye returned properly and its minimum central pressure fell even as its outer bands came ashore on the northern Gulf Coast.

It'd be better to believe in a bunch of bugs from outer space coming down to earth to mess with our minds, than it would be to accept the more likely truth that bugs like shit and around here, there's always plenty to go around".