Sentence examples for unison out from inspiring English sources

They told me that they always took the beasts with them back to their Indiana farm during the off-season, and added that sometimes, looking out their kitchen window, they could see the pair walking through their routines together, all by themselves, now and then circling or kneeling or raising their trunks in unison, out in the winter pasture.

Audiences don't want to hear everyone playing the head in unison out of a fake book.

It could be something simple stated in unison, out loud, such as "I am marrying my soulmate and I am also extending my love and commitment to each of you as part of my family from this day forward".

When a military helicopter swooped low over the street, the crowd pointed to the sky and screamed in unison, "Get out, get out!" "We know they're going to kill us tonight, and all we ask is that you be our witnesses," said Mustafa Ahmed, a geologist who had come to the mosque out of "anger and sadness" at the previous days' events.

Their cackles and chatters occasionally joined in unison, calling out together.

Research for the trade union Unison carried out in April this year suggests that hundreds of medical secretarial positions have been lost from more than 20 different NHS trusts across the UK.

While he is the firm favourite of the bookies, Murphy suffered a setback within minutes of delivering his speech yesterday when Scotland's biggest union, Unison, came out in favour of the leftwing Findlay, and the second biggest, Unite, said Murphy had to do far more to win its endorsement.

The public sector union Unison pointed out that many of the lower paid jobs in the public sector have now been privatised, such as catering and cleaning, so that staff were working in the public sector but counted as part of the private sector.

And you might have been, too, had you just escaped from a mob of bronzed bodies dancing under the stars in whipped-up, blissed-out unison to a 1980s disco hit.

"A preview," Miranda and Samantha say in unison, and burst out laughing.

In unison, they broke out in tears; they had just made new friends and were starting to fit in again.