Examples of 'out of an egg' in a sentence
Meaning of "out of an egg"
out of an egg: Typically used in a metaphorical sense, describing something new or unexpected that has emerged or been created
How to use "out of an egg" in a sentence
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out of an egg
It hatches out of an egg laid by the queen.
Almost like a chicken coming out of an egg.
Come out of an egg next time.
He still thinks he came out of an egg.
She came out of an egg and turned into a beautiful bird.
You can make a caterpillar out of an egg carton.
Right out of an egg.
Bucks says she looks like she came out of an egg.
Break out of an egg.
It was a baby dragon, just breaking out of an egg.
Gross! Come out of an egg next time.
You know, you can make a caterpillar out of an egg carton.
They slip out of an egg.
But two things will always be true, they poach the hell out of an egg.
Tengu coming out of an egg.
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On a warm beach… The best thing would be to hatch out of an egg.
When a chick comes out of an egg its Hatches.
One Sunday morning, a very hungry caterpillar pops out of an egg.
Oh, we are just makin ' a cradle out of an egg carton for our egg.
And I have my driver 's license . They poach the hell out of an egg.
Gross! Ugh! Come out of an egg next time.
Why of course! Snakes are born out of an egg.
And so it 's as if it hatched out of an egg in some way.
His name 's Crusoe . I raised him, right out of an egg.
I raised him, right out of an egg.
A blue one to be precise. I was born out of an egg.
I mean, they just hatched out of an egg.
Helen of Troy is born, apparently, out of an egg.
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