Sentence examples for stated out from inspiring English sources
'stated out' is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English
If you want to use a phrase similar to this, you can use 'stated' or 'outlined.' For example, you could say: "The teacher outlined the assignment in detail."
If Schroders, the latest to join the chorus, stated out loud that AstraZeneca's board was silly to reject £55-a-share one would understand.
Another woman sums up something sad and obvious that hasn't been stated out loud lately: "All that marching was fine in the 60's, but it ain't working no more".
A messaging app that stated out life as a direct Skype competitor for free voice calling, Viber has expanded into a cross-platform messaging client and was recently bought by the Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten for $900m.
Of course, this was never stated out loud or in writing.
In order to make it apparent to him that I was not stalking him, I stated out loud in a some what overly mundane idiotic tone "Oh Vice and their crazy articles you know," and surprisingly he had heard of you, thus making it apparent that I wasn't truly reading some article on how to stalk him personally.
This can be the thing you want to change, stated out, state 3-5 five arguments briefly (these will be talked about in order).
Before stating out our results, we shall introduce some standard notations.
Ethan Hawke used it in his limp hipster romance "The Hottest State," out in 2006.
Estimate proportion of in-state, out-of-state, and international enrollment.
The state has contributed to more than one-fourth of the inter-state out-migrants and emigrants separately.
Tuition is the same for all students whether in state, out-of-state, or international.
