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bail out

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  1. remove (water) from a boat by dipping and throwing over the side
  2. free on bail

How To Use bail out In A Sentence

  • A crew was sent down the shaft to close it off and bail out all the water.
  • How much did he coff up to bail out the Banks, or the Royal family for that matter. The optimists of Davos past now face a world whose script has gone awry | Timothy Garton Ash
  • Get rid of the water in the tank by flushing, then bail out the water that is in the bowl using a plunger to force the rest of the water into the bowl, then mop it up with sponges.
  • Compared to hang gliders, sailplanes are mechanically complex, land very fast, are difficult to get into tight fields, spin easy, break easy, and are next to impossible to bail out of.
  • We are not being given the money we should be getting, in order to bail out other towns in the north.
  • The corporate news, class "toadies", class thugs, propagandized for the bail out, over the objection of a democratic majority. Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
  • The eleven crew members managed to bail out, but by the time rescuers arrived, one had died.
  • For better or worse, the authorities have to bail out their financial systems with taxpayer money.
  • Now we learn a massive 8.5 BILLION has been siphoned off to bail out schools and hospitals. The Sun
  • The proposals will prompt accusations that voters are being asked to bail out political parties, who have tried to hide their millionaire donors from public scrutiny. Times, Sunday Times
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