Sentence examples for which out of from inspiring English sources
They would deepen anybody's pleasure in this "Sylphide" scene, which, out of context, may look more quaint than it is.
"The combined listeners of Club Asia, Sunrise, and BBC Asian Network comes to 921,000 a week, which out of 2.5 million is a huge proportion [34%].
His occupation requires patience and the fortitude to withstand a constant sense of low-level panic, both of which, out of necessity, your brother has acquired.
In the other direction, a wooded slope led up to sugarcane fields, which, out of view, stretched on a flat plain for miles inland toward distant mountains.
As a case, it's good enough, though there's no doubting which out of Apple and Mophie has the world-class industrial designers.
Before Wolfowitz's arrival, the bank had enlisted the help of an executive-search firm, which, out of a large pool of candidates, identified nine finalists.
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.
