work out

Those ideas of his might work out dangerously with strangers.

This was understood between them before they left Meadows, but the plan did not work out because Slim failed to do his part.

To a little boy and girl at home she said, "God will work out big things from the War, for there is no waste with Him."

It was strange, in the evening light, to work out along the road between lines of poplar trees.

He was up almost before daylight, and never let his work out of his hand till it was dinner-time.

This, he thought with a surge of hope, was going to work out after all.

Freed from all encumbrances save poverty, Millet was now to work out his own destiny according to the dictates of his genius.

Will she be contented merely to imitate man rather than to work out a destiny of her own?

We have got to work out of this human way of thinking and living.

And he that refuses to work out that high destiny is a degraded man.