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Sentence Examples On our way out of al-Juweibir, we stop and talk to a man putting a thick layer of tar on his grandfather's boat. As soon as she hit a certain spot on the bottom stair, Tess made her way out. McCarthy had managed to get out, though he broke his leg presumably by hitting the rear stabilizer on the way out. If you can't, it only indicates the extent to which your views are way out of the mainstream of American politics. On his way out, Zossimov makes a tart remark about Dounia's attractiveness to Razumihin. After this uninformed assessment we proceeded and made way out of Road Town toward Norman Island. Really, this whole to-do might well have been just another volley in the site's regular stream of tattle, only it spun way out of control. On the way out of the cafe your mother needed to use the loo and left me by some rubbishy notelets and a pretty girl. A problem that Cheshire County Council has been trying to maladminister their way out of for the last 6 years. For me this means shirts, shoes, undergarments, and a quick scan of the jackets on the way out. They say that things are on the way out when you produce volumes of clear mucilage. He tries to be clever, trying to back-heel his way out of his own corner, but succeeds only in giving away a corner. Hmmmm, perhaps that's why my economic theory about spending your way out of a depression didn't work, but Keynes boobed on that one too. She squeaked in triumph, excited that she might have finally found a way out of this mess. He can barely pay the recently increased rent from his pension money, but there seems no way out of this noose. The family is in pain or in distress, and the therapist is called upon to help them and to find a way out of their dilemma. He told a few friends that he was considering bustling his way out of debt. Pete was volunteered to do the rigging, and was soon edging his way out on the rather vague ledges. Katherine led the way out of the ballroom and into the drawing room across the parlour. The grungy banditos had to escape Blythe, but they were afraid of getting pulled over on the way out of town. Show More Sentences The ability to steer and brake your way out of trouble is what I mean by Primary Safety and the new Benz has it in bucketloads. Surely he won't be able to talk his way out of it because all the evidence needed to prosecute is on film, if the police use their noddle. The teenager sitting in front of us on the way out was so rude, I was ready to give him a thick ear myself. The people of the mob cheered as they made their way out of the palace, that was now soiled in blood and violence. Each Thursday I scour the job section of the Westing Chronicle searching for a way out. Men can carp on until the only way out appears to be an act of self-immolation or some other equally interesting sacrifice. Considering that road-widening is forever a ticklish issue in the State, what is the way out? O'Sullivan looked to be on his way out when he fluffed a brown in the 12th frame to let Peter Ebdon go one frame from victory. It seemed that everyone doubted the market for liquor all the way out here, and that few ships came bearing a load such as ours. That night he made his way out of town and bedded down on the edge of a shallow gully. Sasha Roiz plays Piero, the dutiful son who gets the serving-girl pregnant, as a decent sort caught way out of his element. I assumed these were for guests, to nibble on while they waited, but I still picked up a few, from time to time, on my way out. Am I strange, way out, weird, a hippy, a druggy, or just one of the many millions of Britons who secretly tokes a bit? After flying a little way out he brought the ship about and slowed to the lowest throttle setting. Both these machines had their heyday, but now they seem to be on their way out, in a very unceremonious manner. Catherine began to make her way out of my room, the guards following close behind her. On his way out, he came back to the guard, who was now bellowing at those before the deity to move on even as he blocked the queue. Watson nearly caused a touchback, as the ball narrowly missed the endzone on its way out of bounds. He has a talent for being a down-and-out guy and he has a natural bent for comedy, as Russ reminded me on the way out of the theater. But for those who judge the effectiveness of the law by its bloodthirstiness, clearly the government is way out of step. Show More Sentences She began to search for a way out, but she soon found herself apathetic toward her own death. I uttered my valedictions, and made my way out of there very, very quickly. She screamed and shoved her way out of his hands and down the hallway, her long dress's train trailing behind her. Her skill as both a storyteller and a songsmith suggests an aversion to short-cuts and the easy way out. It is simply lost in the mindset of its own prejudices and cannot find a way out. I tread on his foot to get him going, so we're on our way out, and another ten per cent comes off. I left the garage, and went on my way out of town to the big house, almost mansion, that was the home of Lily Lector. Well somehow we were able to finagle our way out of it and I won the game with double three. We had to change at Mineola on the way out, but we got to ride on one of the new bi-level trains, which was enjoyable. This is done in a misguided belief that women on welfare just need to work their way out of poverty. The House on the Rock is an architectural mishmash, patched together, built into the rock in places and teetering way out over it in another. Cromwell, who had wanted to spare the King, saw no way out but to try him for treason. This is how we end up with the airplane way out of trim without knowing it. Adults can fit in the cheap seats way out back, but the tallest ones will want to call shotgun on long trips. Holding the strap of her shoulder bag with her right hand, she made her way out. He put on a show of bravado, but inwardly he was seeking any way out of his predicament. He showed the way out of our despair and gave us the emotional armour to get up every day and get on with our lives. They have food, shelter, and facilities, yet all doors are locked, all windows bricked over and no way out. On our way out of campus, we stopped by Shroud and Bev's apartment to check on the House Finch nestlings. Work your way out from the center, alternating from side to side and top to bottom. Show More Sentences Her darkened skin stood in contrast to the soft glow of the dress as she slipped on the impractical shoes and made her way out of the door. In one of her rapid mood swing she forgot that James was there and stormed out of the hallway, passing by Yasir on her way out. I took the easy way out and did the very unsporting thing of hiding my assigned fabric inside the pockets as a lining. On our way out, we again encountered the Warholians, who, unlike their leader, had not left after all. Whenever a TV character, say, Lucy Ricardo for example, is in a jam and thinks of a clever way out, she'll try it once. Both characters are on their uppers and Anna's way out is to find someone to pay for her and look after her. One way out of the fiscal trap is to slow the rate of growth of Social Security benefits. Accompanied by bugles, two picadors then make their way out, their horses sheathed in an unwieldy but effective armour. The vast majority of the clothes are either unwearable, no longer fit me or are way out of fashion. Another, almost stereotypical, one is to place some poor unsuspecting creature in a maze and see if it finds its way out. The company suffered a large number of casualties from the intense hostile fire while fighting its way out of the ambush. On her way out the door, she petted one of her four calico cats in its bed near the door. I kept thinking, oh my God, I am way out of my depth, but, I just couldn't unsay it. So what is the way out of this cul-de-sac of unsatisfied feelings and frustration? The waves were thrilling to watch but bordered on unrideable at times as they feathered from way out on the second and third reefs. I'm not fond of sweeping generalisations but on the whole I see people who beg as wasters taking the easy way out. Rosie was speaking in a small voice, turning back to the floor as they made their way out the school building. There is a sense of entitlement that I think has caused many to take the easy way out. Jeffrey slowly unpacked a few things before locking up his suitcase and grabbing his schedule on the way out to the main hall. This was intimately tied to their notion that the way out of poverty was via waged work. Show More Sentences She barked at the cashier and barked at the bagger and barked the whole way out of the store. Maddie, as quiet as a mouse, inched her way out of the room, shutting the door behind her. Still, I'm not above pocketing a bottle of Coke on my way out, so long as I'm not being sneaky about it. Kokhi's parents' place is a tiny top-floor walk-up in one of the slummy blocks that line Hebron Road on its way out of town. Also on the way out, according to Mr Woodbridge, are the co-ordinating wallcoverings with a different top and bottom divided by a border. To take the easy way out, one might just chalk both up to blatant stupidity, but there are always other reasons as well. The rest of you, just keep packing these bags, and we can throw them in the cars on our way out. We should ensure that the government does that work, rather than taking the easy way out and sacrificing justice to expediency. As the economy plods along, many of us are choosing to take the easy way out. He took the chance and ran, picking up his bags on the way out of the door and leaving his keys behind. It is just not true, as his critics assert, that he always took the easy way out. Roll-top baths, which until recently everyone clamoured for, are on their way out. A minute later I had found my bags and the four of us were on our way out to Jay's car. Adam rolled his eyes, before steering her out of the library, picking up her bag for her on the way out. Picking up her bag on the way out, she ran outside to catch the bus to school. She finished applying her makeup at top speed and snatched her little white purse on the way out, pausing just long enough to lock the door. Although they're on their way out, leggings always find a way to somehow come back. And finally, what's to keep some guy way out in the boonies from signing-up even though nobody can get close enough to share his bandwidth? But as the presidential elections proved, the parliamentary elections will also prove that they are defeated, that they are on their way out. On his way out, he met Baldwin dressed soberly in a black frock coat and pantaloons. Show More Sentences I'll just get up on the table and scatter your fine crystal and chinaware on my way out! We're way out in the boondocks of Delaware, in this little place called Georgetown, one street town. As the bus makes its way out of the centre, it is painfully slow due to the volume of traffic and it is no way to travel if you are in a hurry. While all this was going on, she had somehow wormed her way out of her gag. I am not surprised, because the party has been taken over by a gang of adventurers who are on their way out. On their way out, the women shout various slurred, unintelligible insults at the stage. As my bus slowly rattled and groaned its way out of La Paz for the long journey south, I shuddered at what I'd let myself in for. On our way out, I caught Randy, kissing and slobbering all over some girl's shoulder. Samantha shook the hood of her slicker away from her face, and began to make her way out to the cove, passing the Wells house as she went. The leader, way out on his own, is Claston Bernard, the only man in the Commonwealth to have recorded a score of over 8,000 points this season. And the little mammal makes her way out in the morning sun, looking for food to raise her youngsters. Scientists speculate that it could be a body from the distant Kuiper belt, way out in the outer solar system. This was always supposed to be a simple bit of legal tinkering, to give the Labor Party a way out of its dilemma over the Free Trade Agreement. My body was shaking all over as I left the room, and I prayed to God I wouldn't trip on the way out. The ball shone with an unearthly light, further distressing the fish that had not yet discovered a way out. Make up your excuses lads and lasses and make your way out on the double, because I am on my way there. Without hesitation, she climbs out and makes her way out into the outer trench right outside. Unlike the Paris to Dakar rally, where every car has a support vehicle, if we break down in the Sahara we'll be hitching our way out. He apparently made one of the all-time grand exits, throwing fistfuls of salt in all the sauces on his way out. The only involvement they need is to see their belongings boxed up on their way out the door! Show More Sentences It almost made him claustrophobic, having cars on either side boxing him in, the only way out behind him or in front of him. He didn't want to embarrass Ashley by blaming anything on her, so he just figured he'd charm his way out of it. People do that because it's a quick way out, but then the rejectee may be sitting around in the pathetic hope that they are in second place. Jordan must have stayed up all night looking for a way out of his bold-faced lies. On the way out I noticed penguins gathered by the visitors' centre fence, undeterred by humans, watching, motionless. If the teachers are of the opinion that they are going to force the minister into submission they are way out. Simply put, we've evolved our way out of hairy elbows and furry diapers, now let's lose the lard. It had been a long, long, long time since I had kissed anyone, so my skills were probably way out of practice, but Jill didn't seem to care. In the past few weeks, I have, at last, mastered the video, just as it's on its way out. On the way out of the church, I stopped and told the celebrant that it was the best sermon I had ever heard in my life. He walked her out to the car, quickly grabbing his keys and coat and helping Lauren on with her own coat on their way out the door. The future of Anglicanism may depend upon the American Episcopal Church's ability to find a way out of its terrible constraints. The least treacherous way out of the impasse is a compromise that can be justified by the demands of the time. On the way out of the cinema, people animatedly discussed their own verdicts on the case. On the way out, the prime minister called the other couple over for coffee, and they began talking animatedly about the NHS bed crisis. This is but one more example of the consensus view being way out in left field. There are no miracle solutions, no magical answers, no easy everybody-wins way out. Is there a way out of the hedonic treadmill, the Western model of craving and attachment? I tried to lie my way out of it, but I quickly realized there was no getting out of it. We can never lie our way out of responsibility for the decisions we have made. Show More Sentences She released confidential information on someone dealing with her Ministry, then tried to lie her way out of it. We claim that we are friends, and yet we keep secrets from each other, lying our way out of most everything. I pretty much lied my way out of there, just so I could get home and hurt myself again. Thanks for putting this up, but it does sound like Jordan's trying to lie his way out of the hole he dug with his own mouth. And there is great irony in a man obviously trying to lie his way out of this while pretending to be a man of God. A new opinion poll on Friday of last week again put the two left opposition candidates way out in front. The tide was way out and most of the bird life was as well, but I was happy to wait and see how the rising tide would affect them. He did not have the time to skirt round all the walls looking for a way out. On my way out, I carefully skirted a group of bikers playing a rowdy game of pool. But he wasn't going out on a limb, way out on a limb, you know, without any reason. Great marble slabs clawed their way out of the earth, gigantic and marvellous, revelling in their beauty. But then again, it's exactly with such opaque language that committees like to dig their way out of trouble. I was boiling with anger and shouted that his behaviour was way out of line. No one has put a gun to your head to come and read all this and hey, all it takes is just a little click to make your way out of here. And at the risk of getting my heart broken, I took the easy way out, that being breaking up with you. Bessie and Randy were making their way out of the dry river bed that was sometimes Kiowa Creek. The only way out from the deadlock situation is to liquidate the scandalous holding and start anew. One distinguished editor, who was on first-name terms with a minister, found an unusual way out of this predicament. Trace and I were linked arm in arm, waiting politely for some people to enter before we made our way out. This view proposes a way out of the mind-body problem, as the mind becomes a material substance that is comparable to any other bodily organ. Show More Sentences Critical scholars will argue that the authors have taken the easy way out by not locating each text within a historical context. Beers not cocktails are the order of the day but you might pick up a nice bit of rough on the way out. The young people of this neighbourhood are underfed, uneducated and looking for a way out. She glanced round for a way out, frowning as she realised there wasn't one. I hoped fervently that we would be taking a different route on the way out. On the way out of the chamber afterwards several different party journals were being sold by hawkers. They take the easier way out, and when that comes to eating, it is easier to stop into a fast food restaurant than to prepare a meal oneself. Second, remember the basics and have a way out if you lose sight of your wingman. He's so ensconced in the old boy network that he doesn't know if there is any way out. I follow the man into the room giving a small smile to the oily man on my way out. Sometimes, we find a way out of challenging situations by running away from them. First class casters could reach way out to shy fish, and distant mangroves. There is no compromise with such an enemy, no capitulation to him, no way to avoid casualties, no easy way out. The very few who carried a road atlas seemed incapable of reading it as they sought a way out of their self-inflicted predicament. If this does not happen the odds are that the Mountmellick TD could be on his way out of Leinster House. They had just been walking around for the past half-hour looking for a way out. I sat in registration with my head sunk between my arms hoping to God I could buy my way out of today somehow. If he tried to get past him, the great lummox would surely notice him, so there was basically no way out. When his courtiers and attendants had bowed their way out of the room, Valentinian summoned Faustinus into an antechamber. As the crowd surged away from yet another fizzing banger, we edged our way out of the square and ran for the cover of our hotel. Show More Sentences Who overacted, underacted, didn't try or couldn't act his or her way out of a paper bag? Madison makes her way out the door, calling goodbye to Robert over her shoulder. You can arm yourself with everything you need to MacGyver your way out of any problem that arises. Why not actually come all the way out of your sizeist, ageist closets and do a real piece on a phenomenon that's gone on for years now? I was trying to stall him, until my desperate and panicked mind could think of one way out of this. Lisa couldn't fall asleep so she stayed awake and studied him, praying he would find his way out of the maze of lies he'd created for himself. Their only way out was to accept a tow from a large cargo ship. How can you write your way out of the after-effects of your earlier experiences simply by chronicling them? Studies show that planting arid or wastelands that are unsuitable for food production with inedible biofuel crops such as jatropha could provide a way out. Along with this, many other native games are also on their way out. After a cocktail of PTSD meds failed to alleviate his symptoms, Kiernan says he was looking for a way out. They say he tried to extort more money from them on the way out of Syria, but Mousa engaged him angrily in Arabic. The only way out of this scenario is to reform and modernize the industry in the east of the country. Fumes filled the arena, engines revved, and the beastly vehicles made their way out on to the spotlight. On Escobar's order, Popeye took Mendoza hostage in the warden's house while Escobar tried to figure his way out of the bind. Lost to history is the true series pilot wherein bradshaw, real name Velda Murkowski, charms her way out of Bellevue. Blair led the way out of the office and into the larger waiting area. In most science exhibitions, there are student groups that take the easy way out and opt for a project that can be put together using easily available material. Striding into a bank in North Miami Beach, a man pulled a pistol from his pocket, did the usual stick-up speech, and within 30 seconds was on his way out with a bag of loot. I usually have a big duffle bag that I pack with food on my way out. Show More Sentences We pass many beautiful colonial buildings on our way out of the city. I rushed downstairs, grabbing a drink on the way out along with my bag. As such, scientific information once again has gotten way out front of the clinically practical. I then tried to weasel my way into the audience's affection, assuring punters that if they laughed at all my gags everyone would get their money back on the way out. Even so, my last paragraph gives me a bit of a weaselly way out. It would seem that in splurging on wine our political class is way out ahead of many of their constituents. A company president would be way out of line in calling a sales rep with low figures by that name. Behind them, in the far east corner of the square, large armored vans skidded and screeched their way out. I tried to push my way out and run but I was boxed in by the others. On the way out of town we stopped at a drive-in grocery to buy ice for the cooler. We left quite late last night and we walked past the plant on the way out. Why not let him cut loose and go all Billy Bob Thornton in Bad Santa, instead of easing his way out of something a bit grimier? I was recently hired at a company that seems to be way out of my league. No matter how hard you try to avoid collusion with the beast, eventually, you come to realize there's no way out of the cycle of revenge and desire. When I was a child, I would lie my way out of any situation. Max opened his mouth to try to smooth it over, but was cut off by the sudden appearance of five burly men blowing through the door to his right, obviously on their way out. I was way out of line, and I apologize from the bottom of my heart. Desperate for a way out of her monotonous existence Kumiko becomes obsessed with the frazzled tape and plots her journey to Fargo. His eyes roving around the room, searching for a way out of this mess. On the way out, it occurred to me that if they sold everything on that table for the prices they were asking, they would probably make up a third of the film's budget. Show More Sentences It would be my last if I am assassinated on the way out of the Town Hall. The tide was way, way out but even so there was a savage sea running. Isaacson asked Greenspan if he sees any way out of the euro crisis that will save Greece from defaulting. Disney could still negotiate its way out of a threatened boycott, but it's possible that the film's grosses could be hurt. So for now, the movies are about more, even if many of us will grumble about Les Miz's running time on the way out of the theater. Dressing up as an angel around a really old person is guaranteed to make them think they're on their way out, said Rivers. It is hard to believe there is any other outcome for our gutless political system than to choose the second way out. Mr McKay said the Holden was weaving across the road behind him and then tailgated him bumper to bumper as the two cars made their way out to the Manaia Road intersection. The white Hempstead, for instance, worked his way out of indentured servitude, the next step up from slavery. On the other hand, if after being shot our self-talk is irrational, awfulized or way out of proportion to the pain of that shot, the effect is to twist the arrow! And when I passed the refreshment stand on the way out of the theater, I could not help but think of skittles. All of us know that AA isn't having the smoothest go of things as it attempts to navigate its way out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In response, Smith quit the party in a huff that July, trashing it as insufficiently principled on his way out the door. It has often been seen that the people when they are economically backward, tend to lean on irrational habits and rituals to find some relief or an easy way out. He was finally boxed in by his own ill-conceived red line until Putin offered him a way out. I bit my trembling lip and twisted a stray lock of coppery hair around my finger as my mind frantically scrabbled for some way out of the problem at hand. Avery remained silent and I took it as a sign that our conversation was over with so I made my way out to the hall, where the bucket and scrubber waited for me in a closet. The only installation for which there is strictly one way in and one way out is that created by Li Xiaodong, from China. At the safety discussion it was mentioned again and again that we could only spend a couple minutes in the tide rip and then had to fight our way out. Our super-rich can litigate and settle their way out of charges we peons could never escape. Show More Sentences But even as this book celebrates these women and their work, it is also a lamentation for a life on its way out. I wouldn't be able to explain my way out of it if they found out that I spent my free time sniffiing, shootin up, toking, or tripping, along with being drunk. As the debt talks were lurching into the eleventh hour, McConnell proposed a way out of the problem. He tried, in his mind's eye, to imagine a way out of this situation, but the more he thought about it, the more he believed that there was no way! On his way out of the big house he is confronted by a street preacher who welcomes him to freedom and urges him to abide by the straight and narrow. And who can forget the ubiquity of foams and molecular gastronomy, a trend that is, thankfully, on its way out. My cold seems to be finally on the way out, not a moment too soon. Kael sidled out the room, moving quickly past Mikah on his way out. The question is whether Netanyahu believes that he can wriggle his way out of serious peace negotiations once again. The whole country, the entire populace, should be discussing and debating this in an attempt to work our way out of the morass and design new beginnings. My hopes for an easy way out quickly vanished when he launched into a list that included hepatitis A, hepatitis B, cholera, tetanus, typhoid, polio, meningitis and malaria. Rather than cut into the hills, roads curved around them, sometimes twisting so sinuously, in so confusing a manner, only a native could find the way out. The way out of my slough of despond, Striegel informed me in another telephone checkup, was to fundamentally change the way I thought about such goals. Coal is on the way out for many power plants, and natural gas, solar, and wind power are being phased in. But I think this clearly qualifies as way, way out of bounds. We don't easily imagine anymore a naive, unsophisticated 14-year-old without the resources or experience to go it alone or see a way out of current circumstances. The police are way out of bounds in their ill-conceived snipe hunt. Unusual species were an American oystercatcher flying way out above the sound, the fall's first red-throated loon, and a formation of 40 snow geese against the clouds. Somehow, someway, I have to find a way out and up into the sunlight again. The murder certainly offered Stalin a way out of a difficult situation, and he had the recent example of Hitler's killing of Brownshirt leaders to inspire him. Show More Sentences This site is well known for the large pod of about 100 spinner dolphins that make their way out of the atoll every evening to hunt fish and squid in the open ocean. Progressives who hope, in 2014, to regulate their way out of this problem need a reality check. Lower interest rates are making it far easier for borrowers to refinance their way out of trouble. On the way out of the beer fest we passed a stand selling olives. Pulling her hair up into a ponytail she edged her way out of the bathroom. On my way out to Spilsby for bread I popped my head round the door to see how he was doing and found him cheerfully bagging up some sawdust and offcuts. If your idea of an insurance agent is a badly-dressed, harassed looking, middle-aged man pleading with you for a policy, you are way out of touch with reality. Two bus-rides and a walk in the rain later we found the old dairy farm, muttering under our breaths about the wisdom of locating such an establishment way out in the sticks. It was, after all, fifteenth century Portuguese carracks loaded to the gunnels with soldiers and guns on the way out and booty heading back that started the whole trend. Although we are almost at the end of the local strawberry season, and raspberries are also on their way out, stone fruits and currants are definitely in. Four cellmates try to tunnel their way out the prison at La Sante. A way out of the current impasse lies less in a thorough overhaul of the Constitution than in a public awakening to the need to strengthen citizens' participation in politics. Alex couldn't stop the hollow laugh that forced its way out of her. Whenever he would get in trouble, Smith turned up the charm even more, smooth-talking his way out of serious punishment. They hollowed out the mortar from an airbrick in their cell and planned to tunnel their way out. Ninety minutes of po-faced windbaggery devoted to a terrifying modern addiction which many observers believe has got way out of control. With Forstall on his way out of Apple, Ive has emerged as a more powerful executive in the company's hierarchy. He spent much of the following night attempting to find his way out, but to no avail. An attempt to reclaim the ship surrounded De Ruyter, but after an intense fight the Dutch commodore was able to fight his way out. I was very disappointed because it was a nothing ball over the top, Brian Jensen was way out of position and should have been sweeping that up. Show More Sentences Oh, now I'm backed into a corner, and can't devise a way out. I could sure use a deus ex machina right about now! Wittgenstein carried him to the headmaster's office, then quickly left the school, bumping into a parent, Herr Piribauer, on the way out. Harrison was safely extracted and the 600 Gurkhas successfully fought their way out of Kailahun, suffering one casualty in the process. It is, certainly, not only denizens of the left who theorize and euphemize their way out of inconvenient situations. Taking up a strong defensive position at Stradella, he confidently awaited an attempt by the Austrian Army to fight its way out. The number one item on my Christmas list was a way out of my marriage. The way I looked at it, this wasn't quite the same thing as a divorce. Covenant doggedly searches for a way out of his predicament and vows to keep moving in the hopes that, macabrely put, something will turn up. Hercule Poirot, however, prevents this easy way out, ensuring a trial and hanging. Many economists believe that trying to spend your way out of a recession is bad medicine. As a way out of this deadly and futile custom the system of 'wergilds' was instituted. He lamely tried to lie his way out of the situation, but he wasn't really trying and no-one believed him. Officials are calling the woman a hero for keeping her head and finding the only way out amid the panic of the smoke and flames. We had a lovely crop of victoria plums but an insect appears to have burrowed its way out, leaving a brown trail and a sticky residue. Fighting back panic, she tried to keep her cool and find a way out from under the rubble. I would tell the camp mother, on my way out, so she would take charge while I was away. But the day belonged to Dey who smashed his way out of trouble time and again and won both the games on his first game points. They are trying to find an honorable way out of this dispute. What I love is the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery way out in SHA Tin. You can now squeeze your way out of the sandwich doldrums, thanks to a new crop of smear-on flavored light mayonnaises. So the Bluelines may be on their way out, but the wolf thrives in sheep's clothing. Find more words! 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