Sentence examples for puts out of from inspiring English sources

The ruling also puts out of bounds files on many other people.

Gardner's final son, Zenas, has disappeared and the "colour" has infected Nahum's wife, whom Pierce puts out of her misery.

Pay attention to whatever score the CBO puts out of the Gang of 8 bill.

The problem is that this also puts out of sight the very thing the museum is supposed to bring to notice.

It's 3rd and 20 now for the Patriots, who only pick up four yards on a pass to Edelman, which puts out of realistic field goal range as the quarter comes to an end.

The height restriction "puts out of sight stuff that doesn't need to be on the street — like lots of parking garages, which are deadly to the urban experience," said Thomas Luebke, the secretary of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, the design review agency that oversees development on the Mall.

Carlos Nido, vice president for sales at El Nuevo Dia, the largest-circulation newspaper in Puerto Rico, puts out-of-towners doing business with his company in the EL CONVENTO (787-723-9020, from $160).

Grant, catering to executives who want everything yesterday, puts out-of-town clients through a fast-paced day-and-a-half crash course and follows up several months later.

For these young people, UNICEF and its NGO partner Pyinya Tazaung (PZT) offer "SHAPE Plus" – a similar programme that puts out-of-school youth in touch with positive young role models, such as 19-year-old Aye Myat Mon.

To be put out of its misery".

Put out of his misery within a year.