Sentence examples for outing down from inspiring English sources
But the author's penchant for detail also leads to pages recounting the minutiae of small talk and descriptions of what she wore for each outing, down to her lipstick.
It all started on Sunday afternoon, July 4 1862, when young Alice Liddell set off on a boat outing down the Thames with sisters Edith and Lorina, family friends Lewis (pen name) Carroll and Reverend Robinson Duckworth planning teatime on the river bank.
I had a good outing, downing 21 and ¾ dozen for a fifth place finish and $200 in prize money to be spent on a sizable Rusty Nail bar tab at the casino.
So it went for Rivera, whose debut resembled so many of his regular-season outings, right down to the sound of "Enter Sandman" blaring as he jogged to the mound, a standing ovation ringing in his ears, before the sixth inning of the Twins' 9-2 victhree three batters, three strikeouts, no surprises.
Just as he did in his first outing, Wood settled down after the first inning.
Still, it was nice to see Charles Moore enjoy a last public outing before going down before the magistrates for being a licence-fee refusenik himself.
Pullen's bittersweet outing will go down with individual footnotes, as he surpassed Mike Evans to break Kansas State's career scoring mark of 2,115 points and set a new tournament scoring record for the Wildcats.
Mrs. Clinton will be making her first public outing since stepping down from the State Department, not counting her video endorsing same-sex marriage, and many in the all-too-insular world of Washington politics will be watching to see how she presents herself and what she says.
Argentine Acosta, who had lost eight times in 40 previous outings, was knocked down in the sixth round.
But what finally got her kicked out was the outing of, and subsequent going down on, Laura, who had been molested by her uncle.
It is Wigan's only Super League outing before they head down under to face NRL champions Sydney Roosters in the World Club Challenge on 22 February.
