Sentence examples for putting out of from inspiring English sources

Having hamstrung Signy - literally, in a scene that compares with the putting out of Gloucester's eye in King Lear and can only barely be borne - he delivers her three brothers to be eaten by genetically modified, half-pig monsters.

As we found in Germany, the classics made a strong showing - Voltaire, Dumas et al - but you'll also find contemporary French literature in all its glory, from AggieH's suggestion of Marie Darrieussecq's "witty, insightful, clever, well-written, original" Pig Tales, to daifullpelt saluting Philippe Delerm's skill in making the "putting out of rubbish a really vibrant experience".

It's the vibe you're putting out of which you're not even aware.

Look for your part" is a 12 step-ism that appears to have derived from a well-meaning passage from AA's main text, "The Big Book," which states: "Putting out of our minds the wrongs others had done, we resolutely looked for our own mistakes.

The results show that the prolongation of intervals between the putting out of operation tends to welded joints lifetime elongation.

Still, Virginia is a state that Mr. Romney is having difficulty putting out of play.

And it tends to happen more in markets where properties sell quickly, putting out-of-town buyers at a particular disadvantage.

"I am delighted to be joining Aston Villa and I look forward to what promises to be an exciting challenge," writes some PR apparatchik at Villa Park, putting out-of-character anodyne words in Keane's mouth.

"I would be put out of business.

Was his nose put out of joint?

"She was just put out of business".