there is out of question vs that's out of question

Some examples from the web:

• I suppose just bombing somewhere is out of question.
• It is out of question... that a S.S... who betrays his country enter here.
• She actually ran out of questions.
• That's such out of question.
• "That was out of question."
• I have a short pornly dog out of Question of his position.
• Going out in this rain is out of the question.
• No, that is out of the question.
• Obviously, any normal service is out of the question.
• But firefighting is out of the question.
• And withdrawal is out of the question.
• I suppose "Mistress Payne" is out of the question.
• A baby is out of the question.
• I'm guessing, civilian option is out of the question.
• Hunting is out of the question, Your Majesty.
• That's lucky, because rest is out of the question.
• So I guess lunch with your wife is out of the question.
• Because obviously going anywhere public with you is out of the question.
• Coming late is out of the question.
• Otherwise, what you suggest is out of the question.

Some examples from the web:

• So then the outdoor component... that's-that's out of the question.
• I'm sorry, that's out of the question.
• That's out of the question.
• I'm afraid that's out of the question at this point.
• Sorry. That's out of the question.
• That's out of the question.
• That's out of the question.
• That's out of the question... send her back to me immediately.
• That's such out of question.
• I'm afraid that's out of the question - per Mr. Clarke, no one is allowed in his office.
• Stay here if you want. No, that's out of the question.
• With her, it would be marriage or nothing, and that's out of the question.
• But that's out of the question now, isn't it?
• They want it all, and that's out of the question!
• That's not out of the question.
• Well, that's obviously out of the question.
• - That's not out of the question, Sam.
• The people there earn so little that it's out of the question that they know me.
• That's way out of the question!
• That's quite out of the question, and I repeat: where is Jo Grant!