Sentence examples for streams out of from inspiring English sources
The M.P.A.A. has argued that without the broadcast flag rule, content creators would have no incentive to provide digital content over the airwaves, because people could simply pluck video streams out of the air and redistribute them to millions of viewers over the Internet.
BAD NEWS: We miss out on mainstream media caricatures, like the New York Times editorial -- "Nightmare in the Catskills" -- scorning "maddened youths" and asking: "What kind of culture is it that can produce so colossal a mess?" GOOD NEWS: So much live video streams out of the festival that millions who aren't there see the riveting performances instantly.
Likewise, light streams out of slots and punctures rather than visible fixtures.
The shredded debris that streams out of the lysosomes is not useless waste.
To me, it streams out of the growing epidemic of loneliness.
A stampede of men with picks and shovels duly streams out of Heaven and an impressed St Peter waves the speculator through.
Black smoke — "black like in a Batman movie" — starts streaming out of the fresh-air nozzles overhead.
The Mahdi Army fighters streamed out of the shrine Friday morning in various states of physical and emotional distress.
People streamed out of the stadium beaming with pride.
Isaac Castillo watched uneasily as a pack of 15 boys streamed out of a Van Nuys McDonald's.
Refugees were streaming out of southern Congo.
