Sentence examples for part out with from inspiring English sources

When I got out I saw the fire under the van on the grass and attempted (who knows why) to put that part out with my foot.

Roll each part out with yourfinfudfghfgnh rolling pin.

If the idea of cleaning your lady parts out with Lysol makes you cringe, you have the right instinct.

If Take Back the City has grown in part out of disillusionment with the Labour party, it's also lost patience with the idea of marching for political change.

The private contractor network was born in part out of frustration with the C.I.A. and the military intelligence apparatus.

Expatriates, these analysts say, could be seen as likely to support the opposition, since many are ethnic Chinese and Indians who went abroad, at least in part, out of exasperation with the government's longstanding policies favoring Malays.

The group — Johnny Gandelsman and Colin Jacobsen on violins, Nicholas Cords on viola and Eric Jacobsen on cello — grew in part out of an association with Yo-Yo Ma, with whom some of its members performed at Caramoor in 2010 with their larger ensemble, the Brooklyn Knights.

Dr. Piot's program was born in part out of widespread frustration with a lack of coordination among United Nations agencies concerned with AIDS — particularly the World Health Organization, which was responsible for monitoring the disease's global reach.

This assessment arose in part out of his association with the Ola During Children's Hospital, in Freetown; he serves as a director of the Welbodi Partnership, a children's-health charity that works with the facility.

I felt the discussion of the genetic aspects to be less that compelling and rather too speculative; out in part out of kilter (context) with the rest of the paper.

The partnership grew in part out of Telemundo's inroads with Hollywood studios.