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Once you've gotten your own kit out, come back and start helping the families.

"I've got to get my field kit out of the car."

When Windows was in the same place it only had 25,000 kits out.

I'll get my emergency kit out of the car and deal with this."

Miller had his spectral analysis kit out and was already working.

I should have been kitted out a week earlier but they'd got no shoes to fit me.

But building barn kits out on a driveway would only take the business so far.

It can cost £2,000-£3,000 to kit out a disabled person with all the equipment needed to communicate.

The house came kitted out with a new kitchen and carpets.

I found Kit out on the deck where I'd left him earlier.

Gene, would you get that medical kit out of my pack?"

We took the drum kit out and did it with just some added percussion.

Nita thought, and surfaced to look at Kit out of first one eye, then the other.

I got the washing kit out, had a shower and a shave.

I pulled my first-aid kit out of the bottom drawer.

These vehicles were kitted out with an array of radio and other equipment as needed.

Teddy swung an orange medical kit out of the shadows at her side.

He took his priceless little make-up kit out, but then decided there wasn't enough time.

Within twenty minutes, using the portable kit out of his car, Feeney was at work.

But we were all kitted out in life jackets.

While the cargo officer went to pull a kit out of the storage bin on the wall, Peter continued.

Like one of those plastic kits out of which boys build a model airplane.

One side of the van's interior had been kitted out with shelving.

DO keep the postage price down by leaving the glossy press kit out of the envelope.

He hurried to the bathroom and dug his toilet kit out of a cupboard.