Sentence examples for started to pour out from inspiring English sources

Fuel started to pour out.

Then, about two years ago, they started to pour out of the warehouses and onto the sidewalks.

Brazilian industry had pushed for the controls, complaining about the high exchange rate.This summer capital abruptly started to pour out of Brazil.

Some were saviors, standing by when our boat got stranded between sand shallows and a boat-crunching coral reef, or swooping in to rescue our children when smoke started to pour out of our engine room.

In 1971, gold started to pour out of the U.S. government's stockpile due to large deficits in both the federal budget and the trade balance.

CELEBRITIES were starting to pour out of the Declare Yourself party, a get-out-the-vote event at the Beverly Hills Post Office, and Blaine Hewison was eager to get to work.

The Fed is always behind the curve on inflation, says Charles Plosser, president of the Philadelphia Fed:[I]f borrowing begins to surge and those reserves start to pour out of the banking system, Plosser worries, "that's going to put pressure on inflation".

The smoke will start to pour out of the hole in the ball and out the chimney left by the pencil.

The hot oil will begin to pour out.

We hadn't been out very long when it started to pour.

As we inched out (following Andy's advice of "second gear, low revs"), it started to pour with rain.