Sentence examples for outside of parties from inspiring English sources

Akhavan is great at capturing the sense of disappearing in her film: Shirin is often not just on the physical outside of parties, but also mentally – you see her getting lost in her own memories, in one instance in the middle of a threesome.

Making his point, Mr. Hoffmann said that he assigns security officers to be present outside of parties, especially when the events appear to be winding down.

"We were ordinary people who were tired of what we were seeing at the time, and we decided to act outside of parties and unions," he says.

She testified that when the Earp party passed by her location, one of the Earps on the outside of that party looked across and said to Doc Holliday nearest the store, "...let them have it!" to which Holliday replied, "All right".

There are still no signs of identification on the outside of the party's regional office in Birmingham, for fear of having bricks chucked through the windows.

As a senator, Walker continued to focus on finance, although his views on social policy sometimes saw him on the outside of his party.

The idea, Glendening told TechCrunch, is to replicate those core party functions, outside of the two parties, just as Obama for America and the Tea Party paved the way for external organization during the last election.

Outside of party politics there are some good speakers in campaign and charity groups, not least because they still learn the art through speaking untelevised up and down the nation.

While Ruck.us is founded on an idea that many people can relate to (finding a place to congregate around causes that speak to them, outside of party demarcations and agendas), it's true that many politically-conscious and active people already have plenty of places to express their views and get in touch with people who think the same way.

She joined the school's collegiate recovery program, which typically serves about 25 to 30 students, where she says she finally made friends outside of partying.

Their primary success reminds us that--despite our recent flirtation with responsible parties--nominations remain outside of party control and the meaning of a party label is fluid and subject to change with each new election cycle.