Sentence examples for working out from from inspiring English sources

Working out from the center, Mr. McKinley used a broad plastic scraper to push out air bubbles.

This article presents the model, building the image of the manager's job from the inside out, beginning at the center with the person and his or her frame and working out from there, layer by layer.

The courtyard standpipe, too, got a serious working out from Young Marster Ross, muscles heaving as he first filled said Jud-dousing bucket, and then as he transformed Demelza from lice-ridden urchin to flame-haired goddess.

Like Lawson and Clark half a century ago (and as I now recognise, behind them the ideas of Patrick Geddes) by working out from the known to the unknown.

All of this turns working out from a healthy thing you might do twice a week into a Way of Life, where $120 leggings are more necessity than extravagance.

Soon thereafter, the movie latches onto its big theme, which Antonioni had been working out from the time of his first feature, "Story of a Love Affair," from 1950: the formation and deformation of the modern mind through a media-infused industrial aesthetic.

The cost of different types of weirs was worked out from engineering designs and drawings.

An estimation of the electrode's capacity has been worked out from the charging currents.

"I would work out from 10 to 3. I never worked so hard.

Countless other systems have been worked out from time to time, such as R.E.

You see the numbers and the triggers and you then work out from them".