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' mcTavish , rifle in hand , went out on the veranda to reconnoiter . ' We were sitting at Kate 's feet , and she got up , and whispering , ' He 's got something to show you , but he would n't let me tell , ' went out into the garden , we following her . They arose and went out into the street . In 2000 a number of companies , including our publisher , Harper Collins , and Dalepak , one of our major clients , sponsored our " veggie bus " which went out on the road giving examples of good veggie food , raising the press profile and giving information to an every hungry public . I thought that designing buildings was a really wonderful thing to aspire to , and eventually I did get to architecture school and got a Masters Degree and went out into the professional world . As the first undergraduate student to serve as commander at MDRS , he definitely had his work cut out from the start . Elinor sat down to her drawing-table as soon as he was out of the house , busily employed herself the whole day , neither sought nor avoided the mention of his name , appeared to interest herself almost as much as ever in the general concerns of the family ; and if , by this conduct , she did not lessen her own grief , it was at least prevented from unnecessary increase , and her mother and sisters were spared much solicitude on her account . When we went out into the hall we could faintly hear the conversation in the nearby meeting room unless they shut the door . Further movement , either forward or backward , was out of the question , so we carried the camera to the crest of a nearby dune , trailing its electrical umbilical cord behind . The researchers revealed that between 42 % and 48.6 % of participants dropped out during the first and second follow-up years of the project . Art left the building dragging his mattress behind him , and went out on the street to try to hitchhike home . " One of Crane 's friends later knocked on his door with Charlie Chaplin in tow , and the three went out on the town until dawn . I thought it was out of the question . The Indians made a deal with the hijackers after the Taliban deployments convinced them a rescue operation was out of the question . " He and seven other men went out on the U.S.S . " After dinner we went out into the town , and looked through several houses which were to let .