Sentence examples for roaming out of from inspiring English sources

In Florida, alligators are roaming out of lakes and ponds that have all but disappeared.

Also under fire are F.C.C. rules that require big companies like AT&T and Verizon to offer use of their data networks to customers of competing companies while they are roaming out of their service area.

Bears are increasingly a part of life here and in neighboring towns, roaming out of the dense woods in the watershed of Newark's reservoirs, and wandering down streets and through yards.

But criticism has continued to mount, with fears that security forces and hired assassins are roaming out of control and killing anyone suspected of being involved in drugs or for other reasons.

A spokesman for Kroes said: "We don't give a running commentary on the proposals but we are committed to putting in place a method that pushes roaming out of the market".

The lefty Josh Heupel roamed out of the pocket, found some open seams and tossed some odd shovel passes to control the ball.

She seemed engrossed by a panicked effort at tidying, as if guests were arriving any second, as if their house were going to be inspected by the fucking U.N. Martin followed her around while they talked, because if he didn't she'd roam out of earshot and the conversation would expire.

Young roam out of the nest to forage (invertebrates and small fish) soon after hatching but they cannot fly for 9 weeks.

Nationwide, AT&T's hot Digital One Rate plan offers 600 minutes of talk — with no fees for "roaming" or out-of-network calls — for $90 a month.

"Once the construction began," said Lt. Stephen Biegel, a police spokesman, "tons of tourists started roaming out into the flow of traffic".

We are, all of us roaming out here, imprisoned.