1. He'd gone out on a limb to help us.

2. Are you prepared to go out on a limb and make your suspicions public?

3. His controversial stance has left him out on a limb.

4. She's going out on a limb in criticizing her own party leadership.

5. His refusal to agree left him out on a limb.

6. They can see themselves going out on a limb, voting for a very controversial energy bill.

7. Junior was out on a limb.

8. It was about ninety pounds and he went out on a limb for it, too.

9. But only a purely wild man went out on a limb of four or five minutes.

10. Breaking new ground often requires going out on a limb.

11. But going out on a limb is one thing-this is going out on a twig, going out ona leaf.

12. She was a chameleon, out on a limb, and had chosen a difficult camouflage.

13. Until you came along, Century House was right out on a limb.

14. He out on a limb when he declared his support for the legalization of prostitution.

15. When he reached the highest fork, he crawled out on a limb.

16. All the other countries signed the agreement, leaving Britain out on a limb.

17. And the only way you're going to fail is if you get out on a limb.

18. There's always a broad mix of people so newbies won't feel out on a limb.

19. You can get support from groups that you belong to if you're willing to step out on a limb and voice your opinions.

20. Wednesday's private-sector jobs data and Thursday's jobless claims could support those willing to step out on a limb.

1. All the other countries signed the agreement, leaving Britain out on a limb.

2. His refusal to agree left him out on a limb.