1.   As the afternoon drew to a close, Mildred crept downstairs and out into the darkening yard.

2.   I walk across the field to the gate and out into a narrow lane.

3.   Now, out into the open ground they burst....

4.   The walls of the room spun away from us and out into space.

5.   Then he, too, turned and without a backward glance went out into the passage, slamming the door.

6.   At least not out into the light, where they might be recognized, and arrested.

7.   Beat back those sidewalk cafes that force people to squeeze into narrow pedestrian lanes or out into the street.

8.   Cope Moyers came out into the hallway.

9.   Deciding to be bold, I moved over to the jetty again and out into the receding waist-high water.

10.   Figuratively, if not literally, it feeds Times Square out into the atmosphere.