Sentence examples for which out from inspiring English sources

The plan had been for me to be back in squad training in February but the first session I joined in, I tore my hamstring which out of all the frustrations, was pretty sickening.

One of the most elegant expressions of the view is by the economist Deirdre McCloskey in her Bourgeois series, the fourth of which (out next year) encapsulates it neatly: Bourgeois Equality: How Ideas, Not Capital or Institutions, Enriched the World.

But we know also that more important, and just as real, is the Power which out of evil is ever making good to come..

Beginning with the birth of recorded music, American performers have continued to lead the field of popular music, which out of "all the contributions made by Americans to world culture... has been taken to heart by the entire world".

This provides a novel pathway for investigation in the pathobiologic condition of preterm birth that was obtained by a novel genomic approach which out of more than 8000 factors was efficient to point to one, potentially relevant [ 29].

They would deepen anybody's pleasure in this "Sylphide" scene, which, out of context, may look more quaint than it is.

Which out-of-print children's books do you miss the most?

However, the key reforms, under which out-of-hours payments for Saturdays will only commence at 5pm, have been retained.

It is what imposes a near intolerable burden on commuter transport, which out-of-town housing will exacerbate.

(Fan Web sites are filled with pleas from die-hards asking about which out-of-town bars are showing the games).

Depending on the plan, insurers may cover 60 percent to 80 percent of the benchmark sum; the patient is not only responsible for the rest but also for any outstanding balance, to which out-of-pocket maximums do not apply.