walk out

• “Soon after, he was summoned to walk out in that direction to site a new sawpit for Charlotte Field.”

  Simon & Schuster: Morgan’s Run

• “A visitor to the city in 1744 was told by his guide “that to walk out after dusk upon this platform was a good way for a stranger to fit himself with a courtezan, for that place was the generall rendezvous of the fair sex of that profession after sun set with a good choice of pritty lasses among them, both English and Dutch.””

  Simon & Schuster: Angel in the Whirlwind

• “My breath held in my throat until I saw Gunz walk out to stand on the street.”

  Simon & Schuster: Real wifeys

• “Early Monday, former Giants receiver Plaxico Burress will trade his prison-issue clothes for his own and walk out of the Oneida Correctional Facility—his home for the past 20 months and 14 days.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Burress Exits Prison in Unfamiliar Territory

• “I walk out of Superduper Pawn not quite three hundred dollars richer.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tricks

• “About one-third of TCMP-audited taxpayers walk out the door with a bigger refund check in hand.”

  Simon & Schuster: MORE WEALTH WITHOUT RISK

• “We walk out of the courtyard through the main building, past the marble staircase and the huge mirror where Nina and I used to meet before classes, into the gray expanse of the Neva Embankment.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Mountain of Crumbs

• “I mean-mugged her ass and turned to walk out the store.”

  Simon & Schuster: Real wifeys

• “Donna and I walk out of the Kirtland AFB chapel, June 14, 1967.”

  Simon & Schuster: Riding Rockets

• “The grease-stained men who worked at Metal Craft were afraid to walk out into the gravel yard for fear of being shot.”

  Simon & Schuster: Change Me Into Zeus’s Daughter

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