Sentence examples for speaker out of from inspiring English sources
The White House tried to keep Mr. Romanoff, a former Colorado House speaker, out of the race.
In a new commercial shot in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, a skateboarder in his 20s takes a Jam speaker out of his backpack.
Sometimes, I carry my portable speaker out of the house with me because I don't want the track to stop while I'm starting up my car.
Instead, they stitched up a deal with the Liberals, the third-biggest group, to snub the Socialists, keep the job of president (or speaker) out of their hands and parcel it out between themselves instead.
At the same time, the implosion of Newt Gingrich's campaign this week, with the resignation of his entire Iowa staff, could take Mr. Gingrich, the former House speaker, out of real contention in the state's contest.
This was underscored Wednesday at City Hall when Detective Richard Burt (he was promoted yesterday from officer) helped pull Gifford Miller, the Council speaker, out of the Council chamber after shooting dead an assailant in the balcony of the chamber.
To refine the analysis, we also provide the results of in-corpus (data as recorded from the original speaker) and out-of-corpus (the result of the synthesis) sets, which are presented in Table3.
If you want your speakers out of view, there's no better place to put them than up high, among the light bulbs.
The agitation in the 1950s to carve out a linguistic province of Marathi speakers out of the old Bombay state offered an opportunity to return to what had previously proved successful – the marriage of radical politics with local concerns.
In the middle of it all was an old, slowly coasting yellow and white truck with a rabbit painted on the side, outfitted front and back with speakers, out of which issued the familiar canter of zydeco.
At the two university locations Mr. Nauman presented a new video work, "Days," in which visitors walk through two rows of wafer-thin white speakers out of which are heard voices chanting the days of the week.
