| cover outside | 0.72 | A dark lacquer covers the outside. | ||
| clean outside | 0.66 | Clean the outside of the refrigerator with mild liquid detergent. | ||
| run outside | 0.66 | I run outside to rescue the flag. | ||
| paint outside | 0.59 | Painted the outside of the house. | ||
| see outside | 0.53 | The dog never saw the outside of the kitchen. | ||
| take outside | 0.46 | Her father took her outside and worked with her. | ||
| film outside | 0.39 | On Friday, the crew flew around the Mir to film the outside of the damaged Spektr. | ||
| wait outside | 0.39 | People waited outside for the chance to see some celebrities. | ||
| graze outside | 0.33 | But the angle proved too tight and his shot grazed the outside of the far post. | ||
| hit outside | 0.33 | Mazinho scooped up the rebound, but his shot hit the outside of the net. | ||
| rub outside | 0.33 | Rub the outside of the chicken with the ground spices and juice in the small bowl. | ||
| bring outside | 0.26 | The materials bring the outside in. | ||
| go outside | 0.26 | Then, the three of them went outside, past the battered Olds parked at the curb. | ||
| have outside | 0.26 | It means a lot to have this outside. | ||
| push outside | 0.26 | When a test pilot presses against those outer limits, he pushes the outside of the envelope. | ||
| reach outside | 0.26 | The Aga uses regular gas lines but does require a ventilation duct that reaches the outside. | ||
| shave outside | 0.26 | Another Rivaldo effort shaved the outside of the Turkish post two minutes later. |