Doing-out Sentence Examples

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  • What do you two think you're doing out here in the dark?

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  • What would the cavalry be doing out here?

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  • You haven't asked me what a woman is doing out here driving a wagon.

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  • What were you doing out here so early?

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  • What.re you doing out here?

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  • What is someone like this doing out here?

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  • What are you doing out here?

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  • What were you doing out here in the dark with him anyway?

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  • He was just pumping me for information on what you were doing out here.

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  • What are you doing out in this storm?

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  • What was he doing out here alone in the middle of the desert?

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