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Discover LudwigThe phrase "out of house" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to mean leaving one's home and can be used as a phrasal verb. For example: "It's been a long day, I'm ready to get out of house."
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Well, he said, it's an in-house matter that will eventually be "out of house".
It is necessary to go "out of house" to "free people up to think a bit bigger", he says.
On November 19th Miss Suu Kyi was let out of house arrest in Yangon for a third meeting with the regime's go-between.
Aung San Suu Kyi was let out of house arrest in 2010, and allowed to talk to her people.
How did ghetto house (cf. Dance Mania) emerge out of house music, and what role did it play in the formation of footwork (cf. Spinn & Rashad)?
Eaten out of house and home.
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Some of which doing in-house, some of it will be out-of-house".
The board may be looking out-of-house for a new Captain.
The sampling method is easily applied using non-specialized equipment, so that conservators and curators can readily provide samples for an out-of-house analytical laboratory.
These forms of movement are defined by trips from a starting point to a destination (where the destination can also be a public transport stop or station) in order to conduct an out-of-house activity".
Neurath later said that development was "part out-of-house and part in-house".
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