71.   On the way out a visiting French person saw me and poked a finger at the shirt.

72.   Diffidently, she stopped Matthew one morning when he was on his way out.

73.   There were many amusing things that happened on the way out, to distract us from the utter boredom of slogging through the Med and down the Red Sea.

74.   Er, collect the forms on the way out.

75.   If it was a long way out.

76.   As Mr Watt says, the County Council are on their way out.

77.   Stopping to pick up her mail from the box on her way out a few days later, she noticed the white envelope with the Andorran postmark straight away.

78.   She picked up her rose on her way out.

79.   She collected her jacket then crept downstairs on noiseless, rubber-soled feet, taking extra care as she skirted the study on her way out.

80.   She only kept her wedding ring because one of the robbers dropped it on the way out.