Sentence examples for which going out from inspiring English sources
Sadly, we now live in a world in which going out every day involves an unconscious calculation of risk, if you are going to pass through the kind of public place that terrorists might target.
As we edge ever closer to a city in which going out is the sole preserve of the moccasin and and pink shirt crew of exclusive Chelsea clubs and Mayfair's soulless, soul destroying misery pits, Plastic People is needed more than ever. .
The building outlived the brand, which went out of business in 1966.
Anyway, here's a link to the programme, which went out today.
The poodle is a great family pet which went out of fashion".
The glass-dome ticker, which went out of use in 1930, delivered 285 characters a minute.
Today there are more than 100 similar channels, a dozen of which go out internationally.
Every other month it publishes The National Swing Dance Journal, which goes out to 12,000 people, Mr. Bryant said.
He had a men's clothing store on Third Avenue, which went out of business in 1977.
"The message which goes out is loud and clear," he said.
The agreement did not save Pan Am, which went out of business in 1991.
