Sentence examples for understood to be out from inspiring English sources

ITV is understood to be out pitching to the official tournament partners to become headline TV sponsor of the event for about £5m.

Local reports said Flores was shot three times, in the head, chest and neck, while another player, Walter Zárate, was injured, but is understood to be out of danger.

Two former journalists who have proved Murdoch's most vociferous supporters in government – Boris Johnson and Michael Gove – were both understood to be out of London: "Otherwise they wouldn't have turned down the invitation of the year," sniffed one News Corp insider of the boss's bash.

The Malaysian businessman is unlikely to opt for a big name - with former Bluebirds boss Dave Jones also understood to be out of the running.

He is understood to be holding out for an offer approaching 850p a share before he will begin discussions with Kraft, whose brands range from Philadelphia and Dairylea cheese to Kenco coffee, Toblerone and Terry's Chocolate Orange.

The Met is understood to be carrying out a separate review of its own "shoot-to-kill" policy.The CPS is now bringing charges under section three of the 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act, the law used to prosecute Balfour Beatty and Network Rail over the Hatfield rail crash in 2000 in which four people were killed.

The chancellor is understood to be tempted to out that the free school meals idea was proposed in a report written by the Leon restaurant founders, Henry Dimbleby and John Vincent, which was commissioned by Michael Gove in consultation with Osborne.

Between £5m and £10m is understood to be flowing out of customer accounts each day, compared with more than £200m on some days in November.

Cardiff are understood to be working out the finances to re-sign Bellamy, who was captain during his season long loan spell.

The Championship club are understood to be working out the finances to re-sign the 32-year-old who captained Cardiff during a season long loan spell.

A body that was considered to have more store of fat than was necessary to make it 'plump, equall, soft, white and beautifull' (or not enough) was understood to be humourally out of balance and therefore likely to suffer a range of generative difficulties.