hole out造句

The conductor punched a hole out of my ticket.

The railway official punched a hole out of my ticket.

They lived in a hole outside of a farm house out in the country.

We'd be surprised if there wasn't some youngblack hole out there right now devouring its surroundings and merging withsmaller counterparts in hopes of one day unseating the champ.

There is only one big hole out there, but it doesn't actually go anywhere, and a few steps into it will hit hard natural rocks.

Anyone who thinks I'm timid, or who thinks I've probably just repaired my hole out of timidity, looks down on me.

Although to some extent this is old news, it does serve to emphasise the size of the hole out of which the UK must climb.

"Give ear to me, you who are searching for righteousness, who are looking for the Lord: see the rock from which you were cut out, and the hole out of which you were taken."

So if you're trying to invent a product or service that requires the rest of the industry to put a hole out there for you to fill, good luck.

People two eyes are parallel, but not equal to see people, two ears on both sides, but often listen to one face, the nose has two holes, but with others a hole out of gas, people have a tongue, but always say two words.