I was in the outside now. vs i was out

Some examples from the web:

• I need you to step outside now.
• Well, I can't leave him outside now.
• All my insides are on the outside now.
• In fact, I think I hear him outside now.
• No, we can't go outside now.
• Do not leave the premises, but go outside now.
• You can see the nurse outside now.
• All right, everyone outside now.
• It's getting warm outside now.
• And anyone who wants to see a real show, come with me outside now.
• I am the poor samurai Gengobe Satsuma to the outside world right now.
• You're on the outside now, Janis.
• I have to tell you. I was offended... outside, just now.
• I think you'd better go back outside now, Ramon.
• I'd like to go outside now, please.
• And anyone who wants to see a real show, come with me outside now.
• I thought I saw her outside just now.
• I just gave you about 200 good reasons... and they're probably outside right now.
• I live outside Santa Fe now.
• In her room, which I'm thinking we bolt from the outside from now on.

Some examples from the web:

• Someone broke into my place this morning while I was out.
• I was out of the line then.
• I was out partying, minding my own business...
• Listen, I was out last night with that Loy.
• I was out I was wrong.
• I was out all afternoon and I ran out of battery.
• Between 9 and 12, I was out drinking with Go Man Chul.
• I was out of town on official business.
• Remember me with Travis? I was out of my mind.
• I was out of town With the company.
• I was out, but he spoke with my housekeeper.
• I was out raising heck with Mr. Wil Wheaton.
• Your partner called me yesterday, but I was out.
• He might've tried when I was out.
• The day that Jones died, I was out collecting wood.
• In case you woke up while I was out on the investigation.
• I was out to dinner with my wife.
• I was out on an errand for the boss.
• I was out with some old high- school buddies.
• It's something I saw yesterday when I was out with Rita.