way out

Sure enough—they were in Chicago and had dinner with us on their way out.

He did not like his neighbor, Mr. Fish, any too well but there was no way out.

She turned, on her way out of the locker-room, and shot a quick glance at Sidney.

And on the way out he lived up to the letter of their agreement.

If there was any way out only the Four-Footed People knew it.

So on my way out to the temple I stopped and left a warning.

At last he thought he had found a way out of the difficulty.

Well, certainly, if you found your way in, we can find our way out by the same road.

Still there is always a way out of a difficulty, is there not?

She saw her way out of the difficulty that had been puzzling her.