| out for | 69.52 | Avery was out for a while. | ||
| out in | 55.89 | Out in a field somewhere? | ||
| out of | 36.27 | And out of it. | ||
| out with | 36.08 | OK, out with it! | ||
| out on | 32.98 | Both are out on bond. | ||
| out to | 9.22 | Out to Sea. | ||
| out at | 7.24 | Out at the plate. | ||
| out by | 5.00 | Would you be out by midday? | ||
| out until | 4.74 | He will be out until January. | ||
| out from | 3.23 | Out from the gloomy past, | ||
| out after | 3.16 | I was out after that goal, actually. | ||
| out because_of | 2.90 | All are out because of knee injuries. | ||
| out as | 2.57 | If only Ellen had come out as Allen. | ||
| out since | 2.57 | The New York edition has been out since late March. | ||
| out into | 1.65 | Cope Moyers came out into the hallway. | ||
| out against | 1.45 | However Cole was again left out against Everton on Wednesday. | ||
| out through | 0.99 | Brazilian midfielder Magno Mocelin is also out through suspension. | ||
| out in_front_of | 0.86 | He was out in front of this parade. | ||
| out under | 0.79 | Not all towns are yet out from under water. | ||
| out before | 0.72 | The report will come out before the markets open. |