61.   At the moment, he was out on bail while fighting an assault charge.

62.   Back home, I make no plans to row across any oceans, but I do go out on the river every chance I get.

63.   Before long some of these youngest victims, now being shunted from foster home to foster home, are likely to be out on their own, afflicting others.

64.   Beltre was out on a sensational play by second baseman Pokey Reese, who flagged a bouncer into the hole and threw to Graves for an out.

65.   Because I was knocked out on sedatives the whole time!

66.   Boone was arraigned on the charges and was apparently out on bail.

67.   Braiders are out on the street offering their services to passers-by.

68.   A feeling of being out on my own in the world and strangely unencumbered.

69.   A day later, Marie is again out on her corner.

70.   A friend who moved here from Chicago two years ago, in part because of a love of the sea, had not yet been out on the ocean.