Sentence examples for struck out from from inspiring English sources
L. 108 159, § 316(c), struck out "from consumer" after "information" in heading.
1951 Act Oct. 31, 1951, struck out "from any such person" after "purpose".
2206, struck out "from other agencies" after "lease" in item 2691.
What topics were "struck out" from the "full text" of Mr. Cheney's speech when posted on the Web? e.
One morning, I struck out from the gorgeous ryokan where I was staying and was almost immediately passed by the udon taxi.
Model T Fords struck out from Detroit to do sterling service in the coffee plantations of Brazil and the sheep farms of New Zealand.
The Teslin River moves quickly once it strikes out from the lake.
His deadpan voice, striking out from Dylan's example into a Sinatra-murdering morgue for traditional vocal requirements, was one innovation.
Nanson, like other Byatt heroes, reënacts her own escape from academia into creativity; his adventures begin when he strikes out from the cramped harbor of "postmodernist literary theory," with its monotonous revelation of "the same clefts and crevices, transgressions and disintegrations, lures and deceptions beneath, no matter what surface we were scrying".
And the rest of the country is likely to follow suit soon, as the crustacean now appears to be striking out from its bridgehead.A group of experts has gathered in Antananarivo to draw up a list of questions that need researching.
But in its own subdued way, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore was an effective drama about a widow, Alice Ellen Burstynn), who strikes out from New Mexico to California after the death of her abusive husband to make a new life for herself and her adolescent son (Alfred Lutter).
