1. Can you see out of those eyes?

2. The room is airless, the windows too high for him to open or to see out.

3. 26 Unable to see out the operator inside was responsible for a few unintentional gropes during rehearsals!

4. Well, I've only seen your neighborhood and whatever I could see out the window on the interstate.

5. 3 Isaiah prays to Jehovah: “Look from heaven and see out of your lofty abode of holiness and beauty.”

6. The Burka covers the entire body including the whole face, with a mesh window for the woman to see out of

7. And they were glazed with opaque white glass so that the patients couldn't see out either, nor passers-by see in.

8. 11 "Some journalists like to romanticize what they see out of a lack of knowledge and may hold Locke up as a mirror for Chinese officials, " the editorial said.

9. 29 aAnd in that day shall the bdeaf hear the words of the book, and the eyes of the blind shall see out of obscurity and out of darkness.

10. The door to the hall was ajar, and since the door to the apartment was also open, one could see out into the landing of the apartment and the start of the staircase going down.

11. ‘He lay under the thick Counterpane in the large bed, his body sinking into the mattress, the mass of pillows holding his head so he could see out through the windows.’ Synonyms bedspread , cover, coverlet, throw-over, blanket, afghan, quilt

12. But (adv., prep.) Old English Butan, Buton "unless; with the exception of; without, outside," from West Germanic *be-utan, a compound of *be-"by" (see by) + *utana "out, outside; from without," from ut "out" (see out (adv.))