Sentence examples for taking out of from inspiring English sources

Both man have said their words were taking out of context and that they did not break the law.

She watches church visitors for suspicious behavior, like picture taking, out of concerns that the photographs will be compiled into a catalog for art traffickers.

She said she regretted there was a picture floating around that some were "taking out of context" to detract from the crime-fighting accomplishments in Camden.

Taking out of income tax anyone working 30 hours a week on minimum wage by linking the personal allowance to the national minimum wage.

The German railroad company Deutsche Bahn, owner of the burnt carriage, announced today that it was temporarily taking out of circulation seven sleeping cars of the kind that caught fire in France.

When his lover Sibell Grosvenor decided to marry one of his friends, Curzon's parting exclamation of anguish was "The taking out of a man's life of that which he has grown to regard as a treasure and core of his being is not accomplished without a pang".

Always make about your management fees they will still apply with your new plan and many companies hide the amount they are taking out of your pension.

Taking out of the equation the marital or relationship status of those people and assuming they are all single (which we know they are not), we can assume people are horny for the people they work with.

"If you marry off your girls too young, you're essentially taking out of the workforce a huge section of the population, therefore diminishing the country's human capacity to grow," explains UNICEF's Deputy Representative in Yemen Jeremy Hopkins.

Be careful taking out of the oven.

I love taking out-of-towners to the neighborhood for a walking tour, not only to show off the views but to expose them to residents who think nothing of conducting their lives via steps.