Sentence examples for stand out of from inspiring English sources

China and India stand out, of course.

Better still, the political class seems to accept the need to stand out of the way.

Once there, he whispered to Ryan to stand out of the golfer's peripheral view.

Or asked by the inspector to stand out of the road.

Now they stand out of a sea of green as islands in time, each sheltering unique ecosystems.

SIFE really helped me stand out of the crowd and bring something to the bank I work for now.

But Mouly is inclined toward the stand-out — of a piece, perhaps, with her Parisian roots.

Several designs reference the recent events in Ukraine, with perhaps the stand-out of the collection a retro "Greetings from Crimea" print, featuring a summery Putin clad in a Hawaiian shirt and holding a long cocktail glass in one hand.

His spring/summer collection was the stand-out of London fashion week, while his autumn/winter 2015 show back in February ignited an eighties redux that has influenced fellow designers and the high street.

Tyler Foster of DVD Talk wrote highly of the episode, and highlighted it as a stand-out of the second season.

Her outlandish outfits, cutting humor, and exaggerated accent made her a stand-out of 90s television, and she's been endlessly imitated since.