1. He's ready to come out of the swing.
or ...
He wants to get out of the swing.
(out of = leave)
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2. It's looks like the honor box is out of newspapers.
(out of = empty; no more)
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3. He's out of practice. He needs to practice more.
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| 4. When I went to Jamaica, I ran out of money and had to get some more from the bank. |
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5. She likes to get out of the city and go camping on the weekends. |
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6. He's been out of work for the last six months. He really needs a job. |
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7. These potatoes came out of the grounds just a few days ago. |
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8. No one dresses like this any more. Their clothes are very out of style.
or ....
Their clothes are out of fashion.
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