book out

verb

1. usually intr, adverb to leave or cause to leave a hotel

Example Sentences

“I totally threw the rule book out and tried to put everybody around her in colors so that she still would pop whenever we could have her pop,” Lawson says.

From Los Angeles Times

Bob Woodward has a new book out next week—the theme is a whole buncha stuff that happened in the past few years—and, as ever, how accurate are all of his dishy revelations?

From Slate

Posting a video on X, she said: "I've got my best friend to do life with and it's wonderful, and I'm also utterly thrilled to be back in telly land and having a book out, so thanks so much for all your support."

From BBC

Almodóvar’s book — out Sept. 24 — came about accidentally.

From Los Angeles Times

Pitcavage says that the book has gone through a number of different printings and is “by far the most popular” book out there on the Federal Reserve conspiracy theory.

From Slate