Sentence examples for outside means from inspiring English sources

"Outside" means "Let's move it, Boppo!" Jessie's teacher occasionally invites me to visit her first-grade class.

All that violence outside means that the ocean is doing something important – taking a really, really deep breath.

In Braddock, a successful modern pioneer typically requires family money, savings or another outside means of support, and even then it's often a stretch.

There is also the need to understand that being on the outside means you cannot speak for those on the inside.

The varying density of the bale (harder on the inside and more friable on the outside), means that it can be scratched and pecked, but will last throughout the chickens' lives.

Combining those perspectives, and welcoming others from the outside means you have more sets of eyes, and more brainpower focused on overcoming the challenge.

In our model, we showed how less time outside meant less risk for the women.

The food inside may be nouveau sized, nouveau priced but hardly nouveau quality, yet myriad outlets in the mall outside mean you don't have to eat there.

"The two interrogators tried to hold him back by the legs, but the determination of this fanatic, whose body was already mostly on the outside, meant all this effort was in vain".

But urging you to be 67% in U.S. stocks and 33% outside meant too little overseas.

Or, at least he would have done but a noisy demonstration of left-wing campaigners on the street outside meant he had to stay inside building.