61.   I put my hand out the window and waved and smiled to get over.

62.   Howard Pugh noticed that they did not loll around or always have their hands out like the black men who smooth his concrete.

63.   I put my hands out the window.

64.   If you stand in the soup line with your hand out, you sit through the salvation speech.

65.   If a proposed bill is approved, the schools could be required to provide electronic versions of homework and hand out lesson synopses instead of an entire book.

66.   If it did, every town that wants to keep or attract Major League Baseball teams would have their hands out.

67.   In fact, whenever an executive rides in his limousine, he talks himself up and hands out his resume.

68.   In her own apartment she walks slowly, with a hand out, as if needing to know where she can find support.

69.   In the college-recruiting process there was talk that everybody from street agents to Irby had his hand out.

70.   Instead, a desk clerk, maybe with blue hair, maybe with a pierced lip, checks in guests and hands out linens inside a pillowcase.