1.   Freddy came out from the kitchen carrying a big bowl of pasta,

2.   North lost openers Charlie Beverland and Colin Magowan cheaply, both departing for two, and slumped to all out from under overs.

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

4.   Also wonderful for digging yourself out from the big one.

5.   But at a time when his team needed a quality outing from him, McDowell failed to meet the challenge.

6.   But despite the possibility of above-market rewards, trades mean Griffey and Rodriguez would be out from Seattle.

7.   But he said the stability of his teaching job and being out from under corporate bosses made the cut in pay worth it.

8.   Classic movies and other venerable material ought to be out from under copyright so they can be freely enjoyed and adapted to new technologies.

9.   Everywhere you look in these giddy pre-Olympic summer days, you find his image beaming up from magazine covers, down from billboards or out from your television screen.