Sentence examples for term out from inspiring English sources

However, the definition of "outdoor" has lately expanded from the traditional billboard to include video screens in elevators, digital displays in shopping malls and, yes, ads in the skies; thus, some favor the more inclusive term "out of home" advertising.

Using a play on the term "out", denoting when a person declares publicly that they are gay, the TV ad runs with the strapline "good luck to everyone out in Sochi".

There are a number of people in the 111 politicians, who I think are happy to serve the term out, as it were, because they've got, what, two, three years, and they're back.

A simple way to cancel this term out is then described.

But that's longer term out, certainly not for the next year or two.

L.B.J. finished Kennedy's term out, then was elected to a full term in 1964, before dramatically deciding not to run in 1968 (since he had served less than half a term after J.F.K. was assassinated, he was still eligible to serve a second full term from 1969-1973, hed he run).

Therefore, the term "out-of-hospital" is used instead of "pre-hospital" when describing these EPs.

The reality is that over the long term, out-of-favor companies sharply outperform the favorites and the market, though the reappraisal often happens slowly, even glacially.

But they say that over the long term, out-of-pocket spending will fall as a share of overall healthcare spending, in part because expanded health insurance will relieve more Americans of the burden.

The aim of the trial is to test the effectiveness of an enhanced model of managing contact for children in long term out-of-home care and their parents (the kContact intervention).

Still, for many years, Pepperberg felt that she and Alex were, in intellectual terms, out on a limb.