Sentence examples for outlets of some from inspiring English sources

The outlets of some of the main wadis form deep bays, which contain small settlements of seminomads.

Media outlets of some Sunni Arab countries have unjustly attacked the fatwa as an irresponsible move that may enable sectarian violence and other Sunni scholars went as far as calling it a war declaration against the Sunnis.

The entire episode was widely seen as a dramatic threat to press freedom in Britain, and led to the Guardian's partnering with other news outlets on some of the Snowden files.

"Some of the things that we're seeing is maybe an outlet of some frustration from some folks who feel like wolf management should've started sooner," said Ryan Benson, founder of Big Game Forever, a Utah-based organization that lobbied for wolves to be removed from the Endangered Species list.

I needed a creative outlet of some sort, so I started writing again.

Nabothian cysts (or Nabothian follicles) form in the transformation zone where the lining of metaplastic epithelium has replaced mucous epithelium and caused a strangulation of the outlet of some of the mucous glands.

My father, thinking I needed a way to improve my language skills and perhaps have an outlet of some kind, suggested that I take a theater class.

One of the benefits of those deals is finding program outlets for some of the comedy talent it provides a platform for every year at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival.

There were few outlets for some of us, whereas there's all kinds of things for people to do now.

Magnificent European-style Beaux-Arts mansions, built by the city's first oil barons a century ago, house outlets for some of the most recognizable brands: Gucci, Harry Winston, Burberry.

For example, some outlets of large retailing companies "host" raw milk dispensers from local producers and individual stands with local seasonal products.