How To Use Out of thin air In A Sentence
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The juice landed on the floor like a red bubbly snake, a bad omen suddenly materializing out of thin air.
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You can't just pluck it out of thin air.
Times, Sunday Times
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your cousin arrived out of thin air
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‘He created catches out of thin air, like some Indian magician,’ said the doyen among the commentators.
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In his words, ‘neither government nor realty, lending, and construction interests forged racial policies out of thin air’.
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Verb to pettifog (third-person singular simple present pettifogs, present participle pettifogging, simple past and past participle pettifogged) 8500 was just a number I picked out of thin air.
Hazel8500
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You can't just pluck it out of thin air.
Times, Sunday Times
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Four more veggie meals were magicked out of thin air.
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We borrowed to the hilt from the Chinese, and we couldn't even fight the war without the Chinese, but the market is telling us we can't continue to print and create money out of thin air to fight this war and run the domestic welfare state because it will ruin the dollar, and that's what the dollar is telling us today.
CNN Transcript Jan 6, 2008
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Such relationships take time to build and can't be conjured out of thin air in the midst of a presidential campaign.
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I can't come up with £10 000 out of thin air - it'll take a while to find that kind of money.
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Only playmakers of real class can conjure magic out of thin air.
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I can't simply conjure up the money out of thin air.
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It seems like researchers have just pulled the numbers out of thin air.
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Such projects are a reminder that cyber islands and ‘e-strategies’ aren't conjured out of thin air.
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Your cousin arrived out of thin air.
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Unless we are to believe naively that leisure and luxury crystallize out of thin air, we must recognize and acknowledge that the comforts of globalization are reaped from the labour and toil of others.
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It doesn't come out of thin air - down the line, it might even come out of the pockets of all those little people he bleats on about.
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Verb to pettifog (third-person singular simple present pettifogs, present participle pettifogging, simple past and past participle pettifogged) 8500 was just a number I picked out of thin air.
Hazel8500
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Perhaps the health wonks among us can mull this problem over, while I ponder what it means when two of our nation's largest industries (health and defense) can essentially manufacture demand out of thin air.
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In any event, it was a bravura performance, a long extempore speech, apparently pulled out of thin air.
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I can't simply conjure up the money out of thin air.
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The red robed magician had appeared out of thin air, with the albino in tow.
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She clapped her hands once, and ropes appeared out of thin air and twisted themselves around the men.
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Unfortunately, I can't just conjure up the money out of thin air!
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You can't just pluck it out of thin air.
Times, Sunday Times
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I can't simply conjure up the money out of thin air.
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A great bolt of white lightning flashed out of thin air.
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The juice landed on the floor like a red bubbly snake, a bad omen suddenly materializing out of thin air.
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But such minor details do not stop anyone with an agenda from plucking figures out of thin air and claiming they prove a point.
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He had materialized out of thin air; I had not seen or heard him coming.
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I can't simply conjure up the money out of thin air.
