Sentence examples for state go out from inspiring English sources

For people to see the state go out of its way to crush these women, well, they say, 'Whoa, is this Iran we're living in?' It's complicated; of course we are not Iran.

There was a time when this grouping represented little more than an intensely interested but effectively disenfranchised buffer between the pro-occupation right whipping Israel along the road that leads straight off a cliff, and the detest-Israel's-guts-as-a-philosophy-of-life extreme left, which sought to see the Jewish state, pretty much any Jewish state, go out of existence in any event.

Only on Friday, the Secretary of State went out on a limb stressing what was at stake for the world and America's reputation.

"I'd rather the states go out and do what they have to do," he said.

Imagine the surprise when I read in his most recent email, then, that a person who has so little, who has to request toothpaste from the states, goes out on a mission and takes some of the snacks along -- I thought so he'd have something to eat.

The lights in Delhi and seven states went out about 2 a.m and had not been restored by the morning rush-hour, leaving the capital's workers sweltering overnight, then stranded at metro stations in the morning as trains were cancelled.

"It's the state going out of the business of supporting this transit system," Mr. Hevesi said.

But Mr. Hikind, who has been wary of Mrs. Clinton's views on Israel, given her support for a Palestinian state, went out of his way to say he did not consider her anti-Semitic.

The Cuban state went out of its way to make it a big deal.

"State went out of its way to censor information that Secretary Clinton herself said she wanted released," Jones said.

"It uses the power of the public and people throughout the entire state to go out and take photos of their area and curate a database of photos, hopefully throughout every single California community and coastline area".