Sentence examples for outs from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, local students at Manchester are themselves offering support to their outsider peers, with a programme to show them the ins and outs of their new neighbourhood.

Given that the UK is unlikely to join the single currency in the foreseeable future, it will be in the third tier of the emerging three-tier Europe (the first made of eurozone members, the second of would-be ins and the third made of eurozone "outs", ie those who would not join the eurozone even if they could).

"What football needs right now is a strong leader, an experienced leader, a leader who knows all the ins and outs of the situation," he said.

The Maryam I know is adept at debating human rights and the ins and outs of Arabic pop music in the same conversation.

Guy Anker from MoneySavingExpert.com said: "We haven't got all the ins and outs, but anyone that was previously rejected should re-submit their claim to get the ball rolling.."... Which?

In particular, there is likely to be a demand for a new settlement that guarantees the rights of eurozone "outs".

He went to a Hawkwind gig, he explains, and loads a YouTube video for me to watch, before popping back out to make us strong cups of tea and collect print-outs of the day's referrals.

The robbery itself unfolds in layers and layers of scams and fake-outs, passing out myriad red herrings to both victims and viewers, but never cheats our expectations or falls into predictability.

Indeed, the extent of opt-outs has grown so much that other EU members want it ended or restricted.

Those, though, seem like seductive get-outs for the IPCC, which is responsible for holding police forces to good conduct of their difficult job.

In my opinion, two sets of people are being killed here – ambulance personnel, slowly and surely before we retire; and patients dying because we are on unnecessary call-outs when they need us.