Sentence examples for were out from the from inspiring English sources

All the facts still aren't in, but the swastikas and the Confederate flags were out from the first moment.

"Since we were out from the group in the Champions League, every time I watch the games I think it's a shame, but on the other hand I would rather be positive and think we have a chance to win another trophy," midfielder Juan Mata said on Chelsea's website.

Yuvraj is out from the final ball of the over.

All power in Jersey City is out; all power in Newark is out from the tidal surge.

The new personal computer sales numbers are out from the analysis firm IDC.

Another annual report is out from the Social Security and Medicare trustees.

Anderson is out from the last ball of the over, England 26 behind.

"The latest projections for the global economy are out from the International Monetary Fund, and they're not good.

The 'oles' are out from the home supporters.

The word is out from the National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee on its plans for Tax Day.

A new collection of scholars' responses to the film is out from the University of Wisconsin Press, edited by Prof. Cartledge.