Sentence examples for stirred out from inspiring English sources

When it's time to put your fire out, make sure it's drowned and stirred out cold.

This winter I've hardly stirred out of doors.

Monday when Lovie Smith was stirred out of bed, awakened by a caldron of emotions.

Her four daughters, also stirred out of bed, thought someone was setting off fireworks.

These birds typically eat insects that are stirred out of the leaf litter by swarms of invading ants.

Recently, residents have been stirred out of their habitual calm by a heavy-handed official effort to reprove their listening habits.

Loqman the philosopher, being asked from whom he had learnt wisdom, replied: 'From the blind, who do not take a step before trying the place.' First move about, then stir out.

And a neighbour of Kennedy's before he became president, remembered how he would always create a stir out on the street, and not just with young women.

If any of my students so much as stirred, she called out, "Shame on you!

The One, who owes his presidency to the intense feeling he stirred up, turns out to be a practical guy who can't deal with intense feeling.

The baby stirred, then let out a cry — and then it didn't matter how carefully she shut the door behind her.