Example sentences of "[v-ing] out [noun] with " in BNC.
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| 1 | Not only does he collect the ball well when under attack , he also distributes it magnificently on occasions , picking out midfielders with great accuracy , sometimes over 20–30 yards . |
| 2 | The south west is the place to go if you 're searching out spots with hidden significance . |
| 3 | ‘ Let's have a drink first , then , ’ said Coffin , pouring out whisky with a generous hand . |
| 4 | However , the success rate for syndicated material can also be increased by sending out material with themes which are relevant to the local area or which are topical . |
| 5 | Erm , to comparison with Peterborough 's particularly useful but it might be , must be said that Peterborough do have problems with at least three or four of the their community centres all the time , in fact have quite a substantial budget on er staff involved in sorting out problems with voluntary managed community centres . |
| 6 | Many of the organisational procedures that we use with small groups can easily be adapted , for example giving out cards with relevant information . |
| 7 | A team of 30 rescuers battled throughout Monday night and yesterday morning to free the men , crawling on their stomachs and ripping out debris with their hands as temperatures reached 30C three-quarters of a mile from the pit shaft of Stillingfleet colliery , North Yorks . |
| 8 | Another was handing out leaflets with ‘ THE JESUS ARMY ’ emblazoned on them . |
| 9 | When Samuel Reichmann finally came to Canada in 1958 , his son Paul was pecking out letters with two fingers on his typewriter in a dingy walk-up apartment on Palmerston Street where the bicycles and overshoes were left in the hallway . |
| 10 | This case also illustrates the difficulties which can be encountered in carrying out treatment with adolescent self-poisoners . |
| 11 | To the north the Franks and Lombards threatened , while to the east the Vandals and Huns were carrying out attacks with the violence with which their names are now synonymous . |
| 12 | He was a diplomat of standing , carrying out negotiations with the Emperor Henry VI and with the Byzantine emperor in Constantinople . |
| 13 | Now he is churning out line with a 15lb breaking strain and it is proving so popular that he has now got rid of the old banger he had been driving around in for years and bought his first executive saloon . |