Examples:

• The members came out with a set of proposals on reform of the club.
  (Come out with = say or express something)
• The police are following up on leads pointing to the whereabouts of the kidnapped victim.
  (Follow up on = discover more or take further action connected with something.)
• He's wondering aloud how he could get out of meeting his mother-in-law this weekend.
  (Get out of = avoid doing something)
• He spends the weekends hanging out with a bunch of kids at the shopping centre. 
  (Hang out with = spend a lot of time with someone)
• He often listened in on her phone conversations without her knowledge.
  (Listen in on = listen secretly to a private conversation)
• We always looked up to him for his courage.
  (Look up to = respect or admire [someone])
• I'm saving more this month to make up for a withdrawal last month. 
  (Make up for = compensate; or have something to correct or take the place of something else)
• She shopped the whole day at the sales and never seemed to run out of money.
  (Run out of = use up something so that none is left)
• We have to stand up for ourselves.
  (Stand up for = defend or support [someone or something] against attack or criticism)
• Someone walked off with my bag of groceries when I wasn't looking.
  (Walk off with = steal or take something without asking for permission)