We found 71 examples of how to use outer in an English sentence.
Sentences 51 to 71 of 71.
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| 51. | To survive long periods without water, parts of the trees die, including much of their outer bark. This makes the trees appear dead, except for small green pine needles. | |
| 52. | Most structures that we call "coral" are, in fact, made up of hundreds to thousands of tiny coral creatures called polyps. Each soft-bodied polyp—most no thicker than a nickel—secretes a hard outer skeleton of limestone (calcium carbonate) that attaches either to rock or the dead skeletons of other polyps. | |
| 53. | Dorothea sat down on the seat nearest to her, a long low ottoman in the middle of the room, and with her hands folded over each other on her lap, looked at the drear outer world. Will stood still an instant looking at her, then seated himself beside her, and laid his hand on hers, which turned itself upward to be clasped. | |
| 54. | Mr. Sherlock Holmes was leaning back in his chair and was unfolding his morning paper in a leisurely fashion, when our attention was arrested by a tremendous ring at the bell, followed immediately by a hollow drumming sound, as if someone were beating on the outer door with his fist. | |
| 55. | I’ll take your brain to another dimension, I’m gonna send him to outer space, find another race. | |
| 56. | I refer, of course, to the treaty to ban nuclear tests in the atmosphere, outer space, and under water--concluded by the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States--and already signed by nearly 100 countries. | |
| 57. | The Kuiper Belt is the “third zone” of the solar system beyond the inner terrestrial planets and the outer gas giant planets. | |
| 58. | Totong wants to travel to outer space. | |
| 59. | Earth’s magnetic field is generated from its outer core, 1,800 miles below the surface, comprised of molten iron and other metals that are constantly churning and acting like a giant generator – known as geodynamo — that generates electric currents that produce the magnetic field. | |
| 60. | People can live in superstructures in outer space. | |
| 61. | Being in outer space atrophies your muscles. | |
| 62. | The outer walls are double-insulated. | |
| 63. | Would you go to outer space if you could never return home? | |
| 64. | Someday I'll go to outer space, just like my dad. | |
| 65. | OK, so when you "FOIL" two binomials, you multiply the first term in each binomial, then the outer terms, then the inner terms, then the last terms, and then you combine like terms. That's what FOIL stands for. Let me show you an example. | |
| 66. | Tom was born in outer space. | |
| 67. | During the First Solar System War, the expanse divided itself into the Inner Alliance and the Outer Alliance. Terra, Luna, and Mars were members of the former. The Jovian moons and Saturnian moons and beyond towards the periphery were members of the latter. The war lasted four years. It heavily devastated Terra and culminated in the surrender of the Inner Alliance. | |
| 68. | "Meron, we could be overdue for a large asteroid falling on our Earth!" "It could be disastrous, Renkon!" "That's why colonizing outer space is a good idea, so that not all eggs are in one basket." | |
| 69. | The inner ring includes family and close friends. The middle ring consists of more casual relationships with neighbors, the barber, or people from the PTA (Parent Teacher Association), rotary club or bowling league. The outer ring might include people who are far away but share a common interest and can be easily connected to via social media or other forms of technology. | |
| 70. | Dunkelman’s assessment is that people focus most of their time and attention on the inner and outer rings, while relinquishing those middle-ring connections that are fundamental to strengthening local communities, encouraging debate and cultivating compromise. | |
| 71. | Some opine that human expansion into outer space is like Manifest Destiny. |