Sentence examples for shuffle out from inspiring English sources

Voting not to join an organisation was one thing: voting to leave it and shuffle out into the cold was quite another.

O'Driscoll rightly pays tribute to the English as the crowd shuffle out, desperately trying to erase the last hour and half from their memory.

(Actually, many of today's most banal popular entertainments as well as the bland, pseudo-literary movies that shuffle out at Oscar season could do with a wink and a nod).

It's approaching the end of the school day, but the boys are brilliantly attentive, even when members of the rugby team have to shuffle out early for a match.

Members of that group would shuffle into the room, help themselves to the coffee and bagels, nod politely to the instructor as a lesson was presented and then shuffle out at the end — knowing that they would not be subjected to practice or training again until the next year.

On the one hand, there is an acknowledgment of the professional way the new owner takes care of its property; on the other, the rent increases that started under MetLife are persisting, along with a perceived eagerness to shuffle out rent-stabilized tenants.

They shuffled out, vowing to soldier on.

The last to leave were shuffling out now.

The woman grimaced, shuffling out without another word.

And this time Ewing shuffled out with them.

Brady shuffled out, with the gait of the condemned.