Sentence examples for outgoing in from inspiring English sources

The largest outgoing in this section is rent, estimated at £2,146£2,98989 for London).

She was not outgoing in the "let's go to the pub" tradition but cautiously friendly to us all.

"Nice shoes!" "I like your glasses!" "Cool bike!" I may have been voted "most outgoing" in high school, but it was nerve-racking at first.

"It's probably a bit of a cliche, but I'm a bit more outgoing in English, whereas in Finnish I tend to be quieter, more reserved," he says.

Mild gloating was in order last week at a small panel discussion at the Museum of Modern Art led by Laura Hoptman, the outgoing (in both senses of the word) assistant curator in the Department of Drawings.

I know some authors who would be their own worst enemy if they had to be very outgoing in certain contexts and who avoid them like the plague as a result".

Neurons in areas M1 and PMd tend to cluster together more closely (i.e. they have similar in- and outgoing connectivity) in dataset B than in dataset R.

Outgoing editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger said: "Kath rose up through the Guardian as an inspired magazine and features editor.

Treasury funding for a state bank does not count as outgoings in the national accounts.

Worse, with income in pounds but outgoings in euros, the ski companies were left struggling to make money on those who did travel.

Major outgoings in 2011/12 included the purchase of £140,000 worth of land adjoining the prime minister's constituency home in Witney, Oxfordshire.