Sentence examples for really out on from inspiring English sources

I know, I'm really out on a limb with this one.

We feel that it's not just a privilege, but a responsibility to cover songs by other artists, especially ones that aren't really out on the road playing their songs now.

"We're really out on the wire right now," Dr. Trivelpiece said.

With "Arrested" coming to Netflix, and your  "Onion News Network" on Amazon, you're really out on the platform frontier.

"He did great, especially as he has been pretty ill the last couple of days and he was really out on his feet at the end," O'Neill said.

His main competition in England at the moment might be Diego Costa, in Europe Luis Suárez, although the latter is really out on his own as an individual, both a deadly finisher, clever schemer and brilliant improviser.

'I was getting really out of breath … on the step machine or running machine … very quickly, but couldn't understand why.

"Man, Bonatti was really out there on the Dru".

You'd hear how Snoop's really out there on the field coaching the team.

Sweden has "been really out in front" on national mercury regulations, Dr. Selin said.

We – meaning everybody – really lucked out on that one!