1.   A new edition, now under development will be out in the third quarter.

2.   As we walked, grouse rose from the heather, calling out in alarm,.

3.   Claire Maslin was out in the vicarage garden cutting chrysanthemums.

4.   Everything was out in the open - political resistance, management failings and just sheer inertia.

5.   Her car is out in the parking area.

6.   I mean, I was seventeen or eighteen and helping out in deliveries.

7.   It was nice to be out in the open air after being stuck in the office all day.

8.   Occasionally we would meet by accident in the corridor or at a bend in the stairs or out in the street.

9.   Out in his shellhole, looking up the hill towards Thiepval, Stephen lay, waiting for the darkness to be complete.

10.   Surely the taxi-ride would never end and she be out in the fresh air.