Sentence examples for stunt out from inspiring English sources

After dumping a backhand into the net, Clijsters pulled a stunt out of her animated boyfriend's act: she slammed her racket into the court.

He was charged with criminal mischief, breach of peace, and a pair of misdemeanours, and told the cops that he pulled the stunt out of "anger towards liberals," according to the arrest warrant.

By the late 19th century circumnavigation had fallen into the tattered realm of the publicity stunt, carried out by odd characters backed by circulation-hungry newspapers.

Michael Dugher, the shadow Cabinet Office minister, derided the industry meeting as a PR stunt, pointing out that no cabinet minister had attended.

After an export bar was placed on the painting and the public campaign was launched, Stunt pulled out and the seller reduced the price from £12.5m to £10m.

He denied that it was a stunt, pointing out that Mr. Golisano told supporters he was considering Mr. McCall's offer.

While Cameron "does have form for fashionable causes... for hugging hoodies and huskies and wanting to 'detoxify' the Tories" it thought "what once looked like an election stunt turns out to be a serious attempt to modernise Britain".

Labour has mocked the move as a last-minute PR stunt, pointing out that David Cameron has had four years to include women in his cabinet and failed to do so.

The chickens were apparently a reference to a 2010 stunt carried out by Voina, a radical art collective to which some Pussy Riot members previously belonged, in which a participant stole a whole raw chicken from a supermarket and inserted it into her vagina.

Former council leader Brian Lawson and councillors Will Mylet, Mags MacLaren and Kenny MacLaren were involved in the stunt, carried out in December.

The stunt came out at 90 degrees, but Sanjay Gandhvi wanted a 60 degrees jump.