But king Alexander raised a great army of mercenary soldiers, and of those that deserted to him out of Syria, and made an expedition against Demetrius.
The apostles must be the beholders of his going up, and must see the cloud receivehim out of their sight (Acts 1:9-12).
But all her soul shone down to him out of her eyes, and drew and drew at his spirit struggling back from the depths of him.
He seemed to see his dead wife's face staring at him out of the past, like an accusation.
To send her lover word at once to hasten to her while it was safe--that she might tell him she was coming to him out of prison!
The schoolmaster deliberately approached the bed, and looked down kindly into the tormented eyes that stared up at him out of the pallid face upon the pillow.
Despite the firmness of her nature, despite the ugly facts of the man's past that were well known to her, she could not crush the love of him out of her heart.
His sermon is limited by the method, not the hourglass; and his devotion goes along with him out of the pulpit.
An inspiration came to him out of the stress of the moment.
The woman stepped to the small window in the rear and raised the shade, then stationed herself at the door, peering at him out of wary, narrow-lidded eyes, as if intent on his slightest move.
Without a word he sat down, crossed his thin legs, and lighted a cigarette, then smoked in silence while the Phantom scanned his face for a clew to the mysterious errand that had taken him out of the room.
With an enraptured smile verging perilously upon the infatuated, if not fatuous, he repeated her name aloud; and she looked at him out of soft grey eyes that seemed at once fascinated and distressed.
He knew that, if she ever did turn and look at him out of those lilac-tinted eyes, he must fall in love with her, irrevocably.
Then, very slowly she turned in her chair and looked at him out of her dark lilac-hued eyes.
For his pain did not hurt him much, as the sun was shining, so he did not have to limp on the crutch, which Nurse Jane had gnawed for him out of a corn-stalk.
He thought grimly of the few L5 notes left to him out of the sum advanced by Nugent for current expenses during the bogus courtship of the girl now dearer to him than life.
The old lady had shown her teeth the other day, when she had caught the onion-seller abusing her and had driven him out of the grounds at the point of her sunshade.
Jesus heard that they had cast him out: and when he had found him, he said unto him, Dost thou believe on the Son of God?
Our prisoner, Major Ogilvy, who had conceived a warm affection for us, sat by his side and read aloud to him outof an old book of plays.
As he says in his letter, unless a man can get the good that is in him out, he is of loss value in the world than one of those fowls that we hear cackling, for they at least fulfill their mission, if it be only to lay eggs.
I'll set a band upon him who will throw him out of the window and break his neck!
The girl cast a grateful look on him out of her large dark eyes, which was seen by both Athalie and Timar.
Perhaps Timar had gone outside just because he expected the furious man would shoot him out of revenge.
A man's mind, he answered, like all else, is part of the Godhead; and at that moment he heard God speaking to him out of the breeze.
She gave it to him out of her own garden--a nobleman's daughter.
Ib had money now--money which had come to him out of the black earth; and he had Christina for his own, after all.
If he had ever by great ill-fortune lived to be made Deemster, he would have found himself out, and the island would have found him out, and you yourself would have found him out, and all the world would have been undeceived.
He had never set foot in the house since grandfather had drivenhim out of it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "him out" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
