41.   Out of luck and exhausted, he returns home, and as a last try, decides to phone.

42.   Barbara has always made her own clothes, originally through austerity and then out of habit.

43.   Out of sight, out of mind, perhaps?

44.   But at least there is near unanimity that we really will be out of recession by the end of the year.

45.   To beat the devil out of them.

46.   She got a salad, already prepared, out of the refrigerator and laid it on the table.

47.   But now the naturists are coming out of from behind the bushes in growing numbers.

48.   Joe sat down, he was red and out of breath.

49.   She bloody ran to car when I, when she got out of chair!

50.   Cos I ran out of money.