How To Use Churn out In A Sentence
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You could always join the 9/11 conspiracy mill and churn out another book or website dedicated to the allegation that the “EVIL” George Bush, Dick Cheney – or THE shadowy “right wing caba” is behind the horror of 9/11.
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The company is filled with superb technologists who are prepared to obsolete products in their prime and to churn out new ones with clockwork regularity.
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They churn out 3 000 identical toy trains every day.
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‘Biography’ scriptwriters churn out copy that is always simple, straightforward, and unrelievedly vanilla.
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Like one giant assembly line of "selfhood," our media and culture churn out icons at a steady pace, each one mirroring a common need to be recognized, respected, understood, successful and loved.
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Unwilling to churn out a quickie soccer novel to pay the bills, Owen, with the help of his professional gambler father, lands a job dealing blackjack and spinning the roulette wheel at a London casino.
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As soon as the band stops being compliant to what the record label needs them to churn out or start to under-perform they are sacked.
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Once he mastered the formula, he could churn out scripts, finishing one in a record 24 hours.
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And lucky for us--for when the time comes to churn out 9000 bottles along a powerful production line... il faut avoir du peps!
Mise en bouteille / wine bottling
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Many batsmen can churn out runs when pitches are flat and the pressure is off.
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That is the theory, and the way the models churn out the numbers.
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He began to churn out literary compositions in English.
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It provides a timely reminder that the factory can do more than churn out small numbers of bespoke military helicopters.
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Why not just give the programme-maker Adam Curtis another big budget to churn out three more hours of anti-Americanism - and they did: "The Trap - What Happened to our Dream of Freedom".
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If the industry wants to churn out tons of rubbishy viral ads, it's not going to be worth their while, because they're just not going to be seen.
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It takes much skill and practice to churn out terracotta articles.
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The production houses that churn out soaps for the mini-screen in quick succession have taken it for granted that tear-jerkers and low comedy are in great demand among family audiences.
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That is the theory, and the way the models churn out the numbers.
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Look at the true figures - look at churn because churn outside of the pubco is another pub closure.
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And of course, we'll still churn out new and classic game reviews and the latest previews as developers and publishers gear up for Christmas.
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The back-stabbing in Beverly Hills and having to churn out sitcoms on a conveyor belt did not agree with him.
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That such a company should be allowed to continually churn out such negative vibs in the tech industry has nothing to do with whether Linux, Windows, MAC O / S, UNIX is better.
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And lucky for us -- for when the time comes to churn out 9000 bottles along a powerful production line ... il faut avoir du peps!
Mise en bouteille / wine bottling
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We held an April contest there, and since I'm a moderator I figured I best churn out a submission.
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Any other director, saddled with such a self-evidently mediocre script, would simply churn out the kind of moralistic low-budget gangster pieces that thrived on the lower half of double-bills in the 40s.
T-Men
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My understanding is that this is because funding is now directly tied to 'productivity' and one of the criteria for productivity is how many finished and passed PhDs your department/school/faculty/whatevs can churn out in the shortest possible time.
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You'd think that being contracted to churn out songs like a musical sausage machine, would lead to a cacophony of trite pappy pop.
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It provides a timely reminder that the factory can do more than churn out small numbers of bespoke military helicopters.
Times, Sunday Times
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On a converted parking lot at Shepperton, the crew has built an entire village of trailers, dubbed Cape Town, where chemists and costume artists churn out neoprene-and-foam-latex Batsuits by the bushel.
BAT OUT OF HELL
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Other choices were a popcorn maker and a free vending machine to churn out snacks.
The Sun
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He did not engage in flashy reform, or buzz-word-of-the-day ‘programs’ which places like Curry churn out endlessly.
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Across the Continent and in the U.S., orders are pouring in faster than BMW can churn out the retro-styled minicars with bulging headlights.
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State hatcheries churn out millions of genetically superior largemouths and redfish fingerlings annually.
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All these libraries spend their funds on purchasing third-rate books with the grants available to them and publishers churn out only these works as they are in demand.
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I don't think I am programmed to churn out a song in 30 seconds.
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And lucky for us -- for when the time comes to churn out 9000 bottles along a powerful production line ... il faut avoir du peps!
Mise en bouteille / wine bottling
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But until we commit to treating content as a critical asset worthy of strategic planning and meaningful investment, we'll continue to churn out worthless content in reaction to unmeasured requests.
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He could always churn out a couple of pieces on a piano even without his music.
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Other choices were a popcorn maker and a free vending machine to churn out snacks.
The Sun
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And with tertiary institutions relying on secondary schools to churn out good spellers, and secondary schools relying on primaries to teach the basics, spelling seems to fade out of importance around the age of 12.
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It provides a timely reminder that the factory can do more than churn out small numbers of bespoke military helicopters.
Times, Sunday Times
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He began to churn out literary compositions in English.
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In addition to worrying about the pliability of the unions, The Met must also worry about some group of canny visionaries figuring out how to churn out high definition, high quality opera productions designed exclusively for the movies and home markets in places where talent is available and cheap, labor costs are trivial, and sound stages go begging.
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They churn out 3 000 identical toy trains every day.
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Bandleaders hire no-name designers to churn out a series of generic sketches.
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But, no, that director and his writers are satisfied to churn out the standard, predictable slop.
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Other choices were a popcorn maker and a free vending machine to churn out snacks.
The Sun
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In other words, a dunce is ... a hyper-specialized professor, the very same type of person graduate schools tend to churn out intentionally.
Pope and the Canon
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By the gate, stalls churn out paratha and dal for a few rupees.
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The back-stabbing in Beverly Hills and having to churn out sitcoms on a conveyor belt did not agree with him.
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That is the theory, and the way the models churn out the numbers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Other choices were a popcorn maker and a free vending machine to churn out snacks.
The Sun
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The production houses that churn out soaps for the mini-screen in quick succession have taken it for granted that tear-jerkers and low comedy are in great demand among family audiences.
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They churn out 000 identical toy trains every day.
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Improbable as it may seem — the tide of serial-killer dramas that TV writers churn out has been unrelenting — the L & O episode about the killer of 19 young women managed a raw suspensefulness, thanks to nimble plot complications involving DNA evidence and a mesmerizing performance by Terrence Howard in the role of Deputy DA Jonah Dekker.
The Perps Keep Coming
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Other choices were a popcorn maker and a free vending machine to churn out snacks.
The Sun
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You can chase dollars and dong and churn out press releases and all the rest of it but if you don't spend time with the kids then you might as well be back home.
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Why do universities churn out architects with not one iota of innovation or new ideas?
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There, more than six kilometres of automatic conveyors, computers and state-of-the-art machinery churn out all shapes and sizes of furniture for the leisure, domestic and office markets.
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Many simply churn out official propaganda, and few look far beyond their own backyard.
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It provides a timely reminder that the factory can do more than churn out small numbers of bespoke military helicopters.
Times, Sunday Times
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Now, it's time to churn out a few facts to correct some fallacies.
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Chickens raised for meat are dumped into sheds housing thousands of birds, while hens raised for their eggs are stuffed into cages and after they churn out hundreds of eggs, they, too, are slaughtered.
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To keep pace with the demand for Ms. Seinfeld's book, Collins is now employing the full capacity of six binderies to churn out more copies.
How Another Seinfeld
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They churn out 000 identical toy trains every day.
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Other choices were a popcorn maker and a free vending machine to churn out snacks.
The Sun
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After moving to California for my second postdoc, and making a desultory appraisal of the ice-cream situation, I was moved to buy my own ice-cream maker and churn out the burnt caramel myself.
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These chunks of tissue churn out healthy red blood cells according to the donor's genetic code.
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