Sentence examples for since out of from inspiring English sources
In addition to tons of tree limbs, telephone poles and broken piers, he has hauled in a mailbag stuffed with a human torso; snakes, monkeys and whales; and not long ago, near Bayonne, N.J., a Good Humor truck long since out of ice cream bars.
Nigo introduced me to Junya Watanabe's designs a few years ago and I've liked Junya's sensibility ever since: out of the box, but not trying too hard.
Long since out of print, these novels sought to convince young readers and parents alike that baseball was an edifying pursuit that fostered character and intellect.
As if to offer proof of the concision that is Leonard's forte, "When the Women Come Out to Dance" is his most satisfying book since "Out of Sight".
Since this cat is long since out of the bag, I see no reason why The Times should refrain from publishing valuable, insightful stories that make a wide readership aware of complex issues.
Katherine, published in 1954 and never since out of print, tells the story of Katherine Swynford, the mistress and later the wife of John of Gaunt, the third son of Edward III.
Essentially, this program replaced the older transistor-transistor logic (TTL) and emitter-coupled logic (MECL) electronic components, long-since out of production, with off-the-shelf digital computers that utilised a High-level programming language instead of assembly language.
The argument over selection nowadays applies almost exclusively to urban schools, since out-of-town comprehensives are barely controversial.
Since out-of-state tuition is about three times as high as in-state, many young immigrants forgo higher education.
Since out-of-sample values of the exogenous variables are needed to conduct simulations beyond the period for which observations are available, a zero-order forcing function of time was also estimated for each of the exogenous variables.
I shouldn't have been surprised, because the first time I interviewed Brock in 2012, he said, "I'm an idiot for giving this up", and then told me the secret (long since out-of-date) to procuring Pappy Van Winkle, the Holy Grail of American whiskey.
