Sentence examples for standing out on from inspiring English sources

In some ways I'm such an exhibitionist, but I don't like standing out on the basis of my clothes.

The water tower is not only standing out on top like a fashion statement, but also happens to be larger than life-size -- the better for all the world to see.

"When you freeze sea ice, the salt is pushed out of the pores, so that the salty water actually drains," Steffen explained to me one day when we were standing out on the ice, trying to talk above the howl of the wind.

Though she'd already been standing out on "Saturday Night Live" and supporting film roles for years, no one had a bigger breakout year than Kristen Wiig.

"New York," he said, "is standing out on the information highway and showing a little leg".

We took turns at standing out on deck to keep an eye on the tether.

Describing his urban ministry as the "prophetic" sort — "standing out there on the issues" — Paul Moore follows in the tradition, still a minority one, of a progressive Episcopal priesthood.

Later, in a deposition, Mr. Grard recounted the conversation: Q: So on Sept. 13, you and Raymond from Peachtree — TxDOT and Peachtree — are standing out there on this road going, "This isn't good to have all these straight line edge drop-offs on the travel lane".

But in a crowded market, selling features like resistance to the elements and new, more powerful designs have emerged to make standing out largely on the basis of a volume control gimmick a little more difficult, once you're at or near price parity.

I know this because I was in the Peace Corps, I wasn't in the earliest group of ragtag volunteers standing out there on the White House lawn and JFK pointed at them and he said, "You are important people".

Standing out requires staying on top of which products are hip and which are not.