come out of

" In another, soldiers launch a rocket and laugh as a building collapses. " No one is coming out of that alive, are they?

All of you criminals in the cell, form a line and start coming out of the cell with your hands raised in the air.

Jane was really sad after her mom died. She didn't want to see anyone for months. But now she's coming out of her shell.

And what you're seeing here is a cloud of densely packed hydrogen sulfide -rich water coming out of a volcanic axis on the sea floor .

she was coming out of marseilles harbor , and was standing out to sea rapidly , her sharp prow cleaving through the waves.

Do you think we'll continue to see more cerebral types of sci-fi movies coming out of Hollywood?

it is as though coming out of the closet in China is only a temporary stage of development, a passing phase.

There is a transformation at work, like that of a butterfly coming out of its cocoon.

For a period, it even looked as if the financial system might break down so completely that money would stop coming out of ATM machines.

She used to be so quiet, but now she's really coming out of her shell and chatting to everyone.

Think of yourself as a puppet with a string coming out of the top of your head.

A polar bear dries off in the sun after coming out of the water in his enclosure at a zoo in Berlin.

He's just coming out of the anesthesia so he may be asleep for a while, but yes you can see him.

Some time ago , Shaub noticed that there wasn't much that was original , or at least attractive, coming out of Detroit in recent years .

The course of learning English is like a pupa coming out of the cocoon and developing into a butterfly in the end.

The fellow that owns his own house is always just coming out of a hardware store.

Two people who know Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord have the greatest hope of coming out of the dark and being known without being rejected.

Nanofluid cooling, as the phenomenon is known, was discovered almost two decades ago, but is only now coming out of the laboratory.

Mr. ZHU: (Through Translator) His great-grandfather told him he'd see a eunuch coming out of the Empress Dowager's room carrying a bowl.

For in these was to be found the first news of my coming out of the Heart Wilderness into the open world.

he had horns coming out of his hand: and there was the hiding of his power.

"First of all, we're coming out of a downturn. And number two, they are expanding their addressable market quite rapidly, " he said.

The appropriate noises are coming out of his larynx, but his brain is not involved as it would be if he were choosing his words for himself.

And there was a time in their lifespan where they were coming out of the water to nest and saw Tyrannosaurus rex running by.

Huge medical bills due to a personal illness or that of a spouse were also reasons for coming out of retirement, the survey found.

More generally, anyone concerned about the nation's urban air quality ought to be looking at the same particulates coming out of cars.

The time scale on which TED operates is just fantastic after coming out of a magazine business with monthly deadlines.

When I saw a girl coming out of my boyfriend's flat, the scales fell from my eyes and I saw how he had been deceiving me for so long.

Spam coming out of China has consistently dropped over the last several months as well, now resting at a mere three percent.

If the sound being played is loud enough, even others might be able to hear it coming out of your teeth.

That may be true, but those high-pitched squeals coming out of your speakers are really grating. And what was that banging sound?

"I hear positive sounds coming out of the club about him. The people up there don't suffer fools, " he said.

He produced a documentary called "Going Blind, " with the telling subtitle "Coming Out of the Dark About Vision Loss. "

She was flanked by a warrior in golden armor and a four-armed giant with two long horns coming out of his head.

Here are just a few of those twits that had been coming out of the country.

Tears were just coming out of my eyes and I wanted to feel the vibrations, so I sat on the floor.

The little Red Hen was just coming out of her door to pick up a few sticks for kindling wood.

College students' political identification refers to a sense of belonging and a kind of emotion coming out of students' social life.

Talk about a close call! I almost ran into the boss as I was coming out of the ball park this afternoon.

Assef shifted his gaze to me again. He looked like someone coming out of a good dream. "Too late for Hitler, " he said. "But not for us. "

Love is like the sun coming out of the clouds and warming your soul.

The sun was coming out of the horizon. First it was just a ray of light.

That was the story Giovanni told me when he was coming out of that relapse.

Coming out of the bathroom, Churchill dropped his towel, and there was the PM, in all his naked glory, pacing and talking.

In the meantime, it is heartening to see some of this capital-markets activity coming out of the shadows.

I can assure you, if both the woman and the man are over the age of 55, there are not a lot of children coming out of that marriage.

Given the steady stream of mind-boggling fake food news coming out of China lately â ' glow-in-the-dark pork, anyone?

As if there wasn't enough bad news coming out of LA lately for the Spurs -- and, for that matter, the rest of the Western Conference.

But if you look coming out of the middle of it, okay, you see here, you see that little white sort of thread coming out, that's a nanotube.

He said he was pleased to note that Greece was coming out of the shadow of a sovereign debt crisis.

If you just say the flash in the sky, that was a rocket coming out of Gaza that was just intercepted right now.

We're close to a deal coming out of Asia and we're in discussions with a number of companies interested in being on his golf bag.

And so it would be sort of approximately up there, coming out of the animal kingdom.

The most original and creative products seem to be coming out of Japan as this book goes to press.

There was not only a foxy flavour in proof of it, there was smoke coming out of the broken pail that served as a chimney.

"Yeah, she was coming out of it; but she was acting like she was hiding something. " Julia told Mr. Bailey.

But Molchanov predicts that the potential money coming out of this project will convince most shareholders to put concerns over image aside.

His creations are very weird, and you may find them disturbing, especially the ones where his head is endlessly coming out of his head.

They were beating her so much, the blood was like a fountain coming out of her head.

And today, as you mention, there are still plenty of migrants coming out of the countryside into the cities to look for work.

Rotting teeth and gums. Diseased lungs. A sewn-up corpse of a smoker. Cigarette smoke coming out of the tracheotomy hole in a man's neck.

Simon: It just seemed a bit unnatural to see Tom Hanks in an American scene with German coming out of his mouth.

Today the Cloud is a new IT buzzword, while SOA seems to be slowly coming out of favor, at least in the view of some analysts.

She slept. It was the beginning of her coming out of her tomb. It was an Easter for her.

We were caught up in a rush of people coming out of the football ground.

Bauer's mother, Cindy Hickey, said in July that she had seen "positive comment" coming out of Tehran, and hoped they would be freed shortly.

Love is like the sun coming out of the clouds and warming your soul , and thanks for loving me !

You will see lots of cords and cables coming out of the back of the case and going to other computer parts like the monitor.

The sharp, early rebound in profits coming out of the recession has been a recovery bright spot.

This is one of the participatory -- one of the participatory models we see coming out of that along with Ushahidi.

And the other main character, is referred to as a third party participate Zhang Mao, she is also the news flow coming out of the network.

The first thing to check in the ignition system is whether spark is coming out of the plug wirer then work back from this point.

Look at the cord coming out of his head - ok, don't look at that; it's a little weird.

It looks as if you ran a little bit wide coming out of turn four?

My God. It was yesterday that I saw you coming out of the supermarket with a large sack of snacks.

The grandmother laughed. "Oh, that is only steam, " she said. "You can see it coming out of the spout and puffing up under the lid. "

I would've known how to tell her it wasn't mine instead of just sitting there with that look on my face and nothing coming out of my mouth.

Pictures showed Demjanjuk lying in an ambulance wearing a baseball cap, with tubes coming out of his nose.

As I've said before this isn't advice or policy. It's a personal decision coming out of my interactions with the police.

Coming out of the interviews, Donna and Maryellen agreed that there wasn't a bad decision to be made.

Life is a series of problems: Either you are in one now, you're just coming out of one, or you're getting ready to go into another one.

"Continuing our pattern of cautious optimism, " one retailer said. "Consumers appear to be coming out of hibernation and willing to spend. "

"The initial rumours coming out of Holland were that it was going to be a really long injury, maybe months, " Hodgson told Liverpoolfc. tv.

People will memorize the history by heart instead of only speak out the word-forget coming out of the mouth.

You may think you're a smart kid coming out of Notre Dame, but these guys in Chicago, they're going to chew you up and spit you out.

A finger was coming out of the sunglasses. It went straight into a lamp (kish) and turned into hamburger.

I'm not sure if the Chinese government even realizes the extent of the problems coming out of its IP space, or if it even cares.

But, a few exceptions aside, why are there not more arresting literary voices coming out of France today?

'We're coming out of that, but the uncertainty is still there. '

Listen to the tape then answer this question. Are the children coming out of the park or going into it?

'We're coming out of that, but the uncertainty is still there. '

Listen to the tape then answer this question. Are the children coming out of the park or going into it?

Output Data or any form of communication coming out of a computer after processing.

Companies have been slow to add new jobs coming out of the recession, which has hurt the pace of a recovery.

Today, as I was coming out of the ladies' room, I saw a guy glancing at me.

'We shot for performance coming out of the gate, ' he said.

But because you don't have many other openings, the heat coming out of this opening is sometimes very strong, active and even violent.

I recall her coming out of the bathroom, her skirt tucked into her knickers and a blood-stained sanitary towel visible.

Mr Yu described the UFO as being covered in uneven patterns and shapes as well as having glowing purple light coming out of its underside.

You will find yourself coming out of the doldrums with an optimistic attitude that is charged up and ready for the next challenge.

Local markets used to sell salt-dried fish and vegetables for customers coming out of the midnight mass on Christmas Eve.

She was gradually coming out of her depression.

A new baby is coming out of a sterile environment, having received all its nutrients intravenously through the placenta.

"Germany lagged the rest of Europe coming out of the last recession, " says Jö rg Krä mer, chief economist at Commerzbank.

The newborn is coming out of a very restrictive environment, so anything that simulates that comforts them.

He hurried to hospital right after coming out of the bank.

Decades ago, frustrated by the terrible quality coming out of development, managers created an inspection step at the end of the process.

Always push off the walls the way you would if you were coming out of a turn.

"The bad news just seems to keep coming out of America, " one trader said.

(Laughter) She was actually coming out of an Amnesty International meeting.

Sparse woods at dusk, fresh twigs coming out of old trunks, the budding wickers, all give a both warm and chilly sense of early spring.

The book serves as a reminder that investors should employ skepticism towards information coming out of corporate management.

Fire coming out of ice is one of the most bizarre things I have ever seen. but it has very serious implications.

Coming out of the closet is, as might be expected, not an option for Xiaojian, who asked that his full name not be used.

She adds that she has seen "enormous accessibility to experienced people coming out of the US looking to come into Canada" .

A parable coming out, of a fool's mouth shall be rejected: for he doth not speak it in due season.

She wiped her face of the sweat coming out of her pores. Where was she?

One night, after coming out of a bar, he saw another bar at the other side of the road.

Since coming out of hospital my rehab has gone really well. I'm really happy and positive again. My groin is as strong as it's ever been.

The blood and pus coming out of his nose hurt so much that he screamed.

"The most dangerous part is when people believe everything coming out of (the model), " he told The Wall Street Journal.

He hit sixty coming out of the business district with that siren coming closer behind us.

By coming out of "sleep" mode more naturally, you help your body get off to a more relaxing start to a more energized day.

The charge coming out of the device is strong enough to charge a cell phone or power LED lights.

[The] typical error most countries make coming out of a financial crisis is they shift too quickly to premature restraint.

As a result, Batman is positioned on his knees looking for answers while Superman is coming out of the wall injured and bloody.

I forced suction aspiration nose, which started coming out of her sponsor flower.

You don't understand a word coming out of his mouth.

I intend to smoke as many cigarettes as I can and drink Murphy's stout morning noon and night until it's coming out of my ears .

Bartender says, "Hey, pirate, you got a steering wheel coming out of your pants. "

Commodities typically are the first to rise coming out of a recession, peaking before stocks.

Nevertheless it was like coming out of slime on to rock--we were worried but not soiled.

The golden eyeball is engraved with lines coming out of a central circle like rays of light.

This can be likened to the sudden chill people experience coming out of the sea or a pool during a cold breeze.

Coming out of your present cycle of duality you will not carry karma forward, which is why it must be cleared before you can ascend.

As 3M execs see it, everything coming out of a plant is either product, byproduct (which can be reused or sold), or waste.

Conjures an immense glowing skull in the sky, comprised of green sparks. There is a snake coming out of the skull's mouth.

'This is what you would expect for a country coming out of this part of the business cycle. '

The economy shows signs of coming out of its doldrums and GDP is expected to be positive in the third quarter, Spinello said.

"Coming out of the crisis, we have a good rhythm and decent momentum, but we cannot be complacent . . . Our destiny is in our hands. "

As the McKinsey Global Institute argues in a new report, we are coming out of an era of falling costs of capital.

But amid all the uncertainty over economic prospects coming out of the crisis, these numbers offer an important starting point.

Third, he power struggle inner the company before the coming out of the new company law.

People have been coming out of bars and taking photographs of it.

I meet Sylvester coming out of the florist's with a rubber plant in his arms.

So how can there be such disconnect between the bright ideas coming out of Beijing and the hard reality of the Guangxi streets?

Video phone images coming out of Syria show many confrontations in which live ammunition was used, sometimes resulting in casualties.

That's not the only stem cell news coming out of Berlin this week.

The conflicting regulations mean that other municipalities may also soon find too much lead coming out of their faucets .

Markets chopped around as there was a flurry of headlines coming out of today's EU summit.

Markets chopped around as there was a flurry of headlines coming out of today's EU summit.

I didnt care who he was talking to back there, he says, as long as I didnt hear a voice coming out of that black void.

I start to see bubbles coming out of the liquid.

Until then, the market is going to be affected by the daily news that is coming out of earnings season.

Similar sentiments were expressed coming out of the last few recessions, too.

The protection against such future losses, it would seem, is coming out of the hide of existing shareholders.

carrying their guitar and banjo toward where the light and the singing were coming out of the open door of the Ponce de Leon.

We're coming out of a recession, so [labels are] not taking a chance.

Recent rumours have claimed that AC Milan legend Paolo Maldini (42) was close to coming out of retirement to join the New York Red Bulls.

Multiple witnesses saw you coming out of that room, Hanna.

Let's talk about some of the specific things you see coming out of HP Labs three and five and 10 years out.

Shapes is basically a big cylinder with a small long cylinder coming out of it.

But instead of coming out of the pose at the slightest hint of discomfort, bear with it.

And here -- most shocking to me -- the number of scientific research papers coming out of Africa .

Noises coming out of Moscow suggested that the plan was dead and that Rosneft was seeking a replacement for BP.

Noah's first act after coming out of the ark was to worship God by offering a sacrifice.

"The noises coming out of Jose's camp are that he wants to get a new club playing Champions League football, " Pardew said.

Coming out of the first set of meetings with the customer, we'd made some excellent progress.

When at last everyone fell asleep, she saw her sisters coming out of the sea. Their faces were white.

She saw Gopala frequently entering the Master's body and again coming out of it.

Researchers and company recruiters say too many students are coming out of universities unprepared for the marketplace.

This is one of these hydrothermal vents. 600 degree Fahrenheit water coming out of the Earth.

Can the US expect the rapid recovery in employment it has experienced coming out of previous recessions?

In the absence of much economic data today the markets will concentrate on news coming out of the wires and interest rate differentials.

It's no wonder, with all the seemingly mixed messages coming out of health agencies and news organizations.

"The worst time for us is coming out of a recession, " says Mr Rice: "Then, people like clear, modern lines. "

One of them, coming out of the Cold War, I would call classic security threats.

Are the children coming out of the park or going into it?

Unfortunately, some of the news coming out of Gombe is distressing.

The urine started coming out of my bag and onto my shirt and down my pants.

The special soldiers are surrounding the creature and the city in the background is burning, smoke is coming out of the buildings.

Emerging equities also offer substantial value but are much riskier than discounted corporate debt coming out of distressed sellers.

Oh, he'd seen her before, wrapped in scarves, coming out of her father's Lincoln.

There's a funny kind of hot plate here with vent water coming out of it .

The Cancer Project's Latest Billboard shows a pack of hot dogs coming out of a pack of cigarettes.

'They've been cutting costs for nine years, ' he says. 'That sector looks really well-poised for coming out of the recession. '

But coming out of the 1990s, the best calendar decade in history with a 17. 6% average annual gain, stocks simply had gotten too expensive.

The regime has previously shut down communications, making it impossible to verify much of the information coming out of the country.

Gloomy statistics are coming out of the region as well.

With countries coming out of the euro, you've got massive devaluation that makes imported brands very, very expensive.

But many traders in New York and Europe seemed more interested in the news coming out of Paris than Rome.

That was based on the steam coming out of the reactors and on the lower levels of radioactivity around the plant.

With talk like that, coming out of Russia is Moscow then a right place to be holding a major conference on the future of the Arctic.

Rachel: My baby, thanks for coming out of me.

However, coming out of college, my life was unfolding in the way that was very different from what I had expected.

The economies are coming out of recession, sluggishly, and it's modest growth on the positive side for a foreseeable future.

The constant innovation coming out of Apple provides traders with endless material for believable speculation.

Overall, LeBron's numbers were down slightly coming out of the All-Star break, but his impact on games was undiminished.

I was then coming out of the seclusion of my corner as my contributions to these controversies will show.

Jets of water kept coming out of the broken pipe. Even the street had to be closed.

But the communiques coming out of the meeting are short on detailed good news.

This is the same as coming out of the black hole( sea) to help educate , train, and encourage all sentiment beings.

I thought you were never coming out of customs!

Presently, Mr. Yang spots a tall young man coming out of the customs and walking to wards him.

Coming out of World War II, our labor force had the best supervisors and the most highly skilled workers.

With a large number of MBA graduates coming out of schools every year across the world, how do you differentiate yourself?

In infective conjunctivitis, the mucus coming out of the eyes often contains many white cells from the blood.

Well, coming out of the research labs just now for our generation is the possibility to do that.

Things coming out of the hearth are flaming pieces of pans which are bonded together, seeming like bullshit.

Coming out of this crisis, we have an opportunity to reshape our policies, architecture, and institutions.

A woman died of heart attack in Bologna, according to reports coming out of the region.

Also, when units are coming out of a production structure they are immediately stalled.

Deutsche Bank predicts 5% inflation early next year, even with all the tightening noise coming out of Japan.

He definitely makes it, coming out of the past but tragically dies when saving someone drowning in the sea.

That is a part of a critic's life; without courage, there would be no criticism truly coming out of conscience.

Pfizer's RFID tagging of Viagra coming out of its French manufacturing facility has been well covered.

I looked out of the window and saw thick smoke coming out of the building on the corner.

I don't want to cry, but I just can't stop my tear from coming out of my eyes.

Seeing her coming out of the darkness like a ghost ship. . .

Maybe this is what courage is about. This is the real courage coming out of my heart.

"Lotus coming out of crystal-clear water" was the title of one such posting.

U. S. small-company stocks, which tend to perform well coming out of economic downturns, earned higher marks than three months ago.

But they warn that the information coming out of North Korea is frustratingly vague and inconclusive.

To my surprise, I saw two strangers coming out of my house.

Justin is walking down the hallway. He sees Tara coming out of the bathroom.

The source context refers to the case when there is an output link coming out of the connector stage.

And you can see blue glow to the Cherenkov radiation that fresh fuel assemblies coming out of the reactor would emit in the water.

And boy, when it did happen, people were coming out of the high-rise buildings in downtown Los Angeles.

I don't want my brother coming out of that toilet with just his dick in his hands, alright?

It may even outlast the second generation of Java programmers just now coming out of universities and colleges.

Coming out of the crisis, there could be a new opportunity.

I dont really see how people can expect more philanthropy to be coming out of China.

If there's zero emissions coming out of my fuel-cell lawn mower, why shouldn't I use a fuel cell to power my car? ' " Marsh said. "

First, the waste coming out of our houses is just the tip of the iceberg.

He observed her coming out of that room.

"Coming out of this great recession, we are seeing demand come back into the system, " added Mr Doyle.

At the root of the problem is a chronic shortage of PhDs coming out of Indian universities.

Toolboxes vs. Black Boxes I keep seeing ads in traders' magazines that show computers with $100 bills coming out of their disk drives.

The leaders coming out of a crisis are never the same as those that enter it.

Those assumptions are embodied in good jurisprudence. What we see coming out of the U.

But I take it that China, as we all do, will await the new signals coming out of Washington.

Lehmann says he felt "fresh" during his first game since coming out of retirement.

And no matter how the bill gets paid, a big chunk of the cost will end up coming out of Germany's wallet.

trees and soils, methane could be coming out of the permafrost in Siberia.

River water is pumped through tubes in a condenser to cool and condense the steam coming out of the turbines.

There's a lot of positives coming out of our part of the world, and for me it's doubly special because I'm also from Africa.

"We've had quite a number of entrants coming out of City jobs and they have been top quality, " he says.

So , that's the form of the puzzle coming out of the content , rather than the other way around .

Coming out of the previous four meetings, the G20 has encouraged programs that foster sustainable public finances.

When I strain, I feel something like a wart is coming out of anus.