Sentence examples for outside of something from inspiring English sources

When you had bacon on the outside of something, why put a vegetable on the inside?

"I was more interested in the waiting, auditioning... and the feeling when you're on the outside of something looking in," Graham told the Christian Science Monitor in an interview during the book's release.

You have to be a bit outside of something to see it.

Lots of similar roles came his way, roles in which he was asked to play "people outside of something".

To be honest, there was a sort of identity crisis, trying to find my own voice, a passion outside of something that I really loved," Kwan admitted, joking that she needs to find a job where she can still walk into an arena and be greeted with applause.

But if someone is working on a web page outside of something like a blog and wants to add a bit of text and graphics, this is a good solution.

People, he added, believe evil is "something outside of us, something that can invade us.

Moreover, if there were an outside possibility of something catastrophic, such as a 6°C rise, that could justify drastic interventions.

For to see, to take something as "there", as "real", is to place it within a context, to contrast it to something outside of itself, something which is not it.

For one thing, the arrangement appears to allow the management of outside money, something Harvard Management's board rejected in 1998.

Lord Baker said: "Governments need someone outside of ministers to oversee something like this.