How To Use Indoors In A Sentence
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The diesel mechanics had worked indoors prior to 1988, during which time diesel engines were run indoors during servicing and tuning.
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Here, however, they are unlikely to survive the frosts although both impatiens and pelagoniums can be kept for next year in a heated greenhouse or brought indoors and used as house plants.
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Once we hit our eighties the temptation is to stay indoors and just sit around.
Times, Sunday Times
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A blue spruce, which looks good both indoors and in the garden, is a great choice.
The Sun
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It's in all its glory and ready to go back indoors for the tinsel and twinkling lights.
The Sun
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Indoors at De Montfort; outdoors in a manageable hillside parkspace and two-four tents on flat areas.
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The emphasis there is not on staying indoors, but on learning how to enjoy a sunny, beautiful country and survive.
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Pygmy Date Palm is a good container plant when potted indoors.
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Now its good we can come here for an afternoon rather than be stuck indoors or in the garden.
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A loveliness of ladybirds in the spare room, sprinting house spiders in the living room, and hungry silverfish in the kitchen are just some of the creatures that head indoors as winter sets in.
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This means that they will be ready to pot indoors for a few weeks before being moved outside or planted straight into containers and hanging baskets.
The Sun
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New court markings will allow sporty students to play basketball, netball and football indoors.
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You see, he works partly outdoors and partly indoors and has quite a bit of walking to do.
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There is still no need to panic, but if you are in an endemic area you should keep your cats indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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At first, goldfish were kept in outside ponds and were not housed indoors until the late 1800s.
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You can also sow a new crop over the winter if you have room indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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How could she stay indoors, when the glistening sunshine was pouring down and all the mountains seemed to glow?
Heidi
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Collect up the cones and go indoors again.
Times, Sunday Times
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Domenico Pugliese for The Wall Street Journal The Lanesborough Hotel's custom-built walk-in humidor At the newly opened, ultra-stylish Mamilla in Jerusalem, the city's first boutique hotel, the cigar terrace is the first of its kind in the city and is indoors, as there are less strict smoking laws in Israel.
Dusting Off the Stogie's Stodgy Image
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Having to stay indoors all day is tough on a kid.
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Instead of staying indoors, healthily watching a black and white screen – Grandstand, Hancock, Terry and June – they were out canvassing, attending ward meetings, collecting ministers' autographs, drafting position papers and generally behaving in a way unbefitting to young persons.
The Ed Balls roadshow: enough to make you weep
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I wasn't cooped up indoors all day with a computer or the TV.
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The plants should be grown indoors until spring, when they can be transplanted outside.
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And suppose, being banged up indoors all day, they couldn't afford to pay the mortgage?
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These may include wood for building, sandboxes, watering cans, shovels, and pots for playing outdoors; dolls made of natural fibers and toys of wood and cloth for indoors.
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They will take up far less space indoors over the winter than the big parent plants.
Times, Sunday Times
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1 minnow alone could over winter in a 15 litre tank indoors yes… but it would be best to release the shubunkins into the larger built in pond for the winter:) how deep is the underground pond?
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Jimmy, who spent the weekend suffering with a heavy cold, decided to watch it indoors with his father.
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Indoors, you may need some tape or thumbtacks to fasten your background to a wall.
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Of course, everyone knows that on the most crisp and beautiful of days, everyone must be stuck indoors.
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Never mind that if our building didn't crumble, we'd have to survive for weeks indoors.
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Here, flowers cross-pollinate, birds settle indoors, thistles break through floors, and shards of glass and china lie on the grass.
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They found the germs thrived when it was cold outside and dry indoors.
The Sun
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Do some lilac pruning as you cut blooms for indoors.
The Sun
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The fog in the valley may've kept them indoors.
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He glanced swiftly around him like one half afraid, and Gertie saw he looked palish, as if he had been sick or some time indoors.
The Dollmaker
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Pierre at first failed to distinguish anything, but, when he was installed at the little table -- a garden-table which had been brought indoors for the occasion, and on which there was scarcely room for two covers -- he felt quite upset, almost sick, in fact, at the sight presented by the _table d'hote_, which his glance now enfiladed from end to end.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Lourdes, Complete
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GPS receivers don't yet work well indoors where electrical wiring and other noise can interfere with their faint signals.
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Our house was freezing and my mother wore an overcoat and fur-lined boots indoors as well as out.
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He then has to spend five months indoors to reduce the chances of infection.
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It is very cold outside, you'd better come indoors across the board.
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Locals say many inhabitants are alcoholics and drug addicts who spend the day sleeping indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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I carried him indoors, and "mothered" the little helpless thing as well as I could, by feeding him with hard-boiled yolk of egg mixed with brown bread and water.
Wild Nature Won By Kindness
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The point of pub sports is, of course, that they're played in the cosy indoors, with a pint of ale to hand.
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The week past saw very little angling pressure on all trout waters within the region, the low temperatures brought about by the cold north-easterly winds keeping anglers indoors.
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The worst of the weather had come on a holiday, with offices and most shops closed, and people already indoors, at family celebrations.
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Stay indoors if the weather is very cold or damp.
Stay Well This Winter
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I provided little sunshine for the company as we swept indoors and barred all apertures against wind and rain.
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We live indoors all year, consume rubbish, and pollute the atmosphere, and then go on vacations, spending hours on end in the midday sun, which magnetizes the body's acidity to the surface as we sweat out the toxins between beers and sodas.
Natalia Rose: From Sunscreen to Sunshine
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Finally, bring a good book and a good cook and attempt to stay indoors that week.
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I kept on sleeping indoors for a while since I was embarrassed to go to bed in public.
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Start begonias, caladiums, callas, cannas, dahlias, gladiolus, and hardy gloxinias in pots indoors on a sunny windowsill.
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The heat was beginning to get to me, so I went indoors.
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Grinning, I decided to head outside for an evening stroll, sick of being indoors due to having been cooped up in my room for the past few hours.
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It's in all its glory and ready to go back indoors for the tinsel and twinkling lights.
The Sun
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The few people in the street suddenly stopped went they saw us, either staring at me or urging their children quickly indoors.
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It was a hot, still morning, when everything outdoors shone brightly, and all indoors was dusked with coolness and colour.
The Trespasser
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Innsbruck has way too much to offer to stay indoors.
The Sun
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Although these paints emit fumes of white spirits and are harder to dispose of than paints with a water-base, decorators continue to use them for wood and gloss finishes indoors.
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Officials advised residents to stay indoors or to wear masks if they had to go outside.
Times, Sunday Times
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How could she stay indoors, when the glistening sunshine was pouring down and all the mountains seemed to glow?
Heidi
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Inspect your plants regularly for insects such as aphids, thrips, whiteflies, and other noxious pests, whether indoors or outdoors.
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He had a long net yesterday as persistent rain forced the squad indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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So much easier than the bind of taking the empty cup back indoors to be washed up.
Times, Sunday Times
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Indoors, the house positively oozes history.
Times, Sunday Times
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Store the tree in water in a cool, shady place until ready to bring it indoors.
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Such pollutants may often be found at higher levels indoors.
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I hate being stuck indoors, almost as much as I hate cleaning and cooking.
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Indoors, you may need some tape or thumbtacks to fasten your background to a wall.
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They are large climbing plants so can be tricky indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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In most parts of the country, plants grown from tubers, as well as plants that have been lifted and stored over winter, should be started indoors.
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Our dog took fright at the noise of the fireworks and ran indoors.
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Vegetables such as cole crops, eggplants, onions, peppers and tomatoes really need to be started indoors in order to mature in a timely fashion.
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That need is greater than ever in a society which likes to keep children indoors, under supervision.
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Try to keep your cats indoors early in the morning and at dusk, when birds are most active.
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You'll get the best fruit production if the tree is grown outdoors in summer and brought indoors before the first frost in fall.
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Four to six weeks before the average date of the last frost in your area, start seeds indoors of drought-tolerant warm-season flowers such as coreopsis, globe amaranth, lion's tail, and rudbeckia.
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A blue spruce, which looks good both indoors and in the garden, is a great choice.
The Sun
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Beware magazine images showing squishy, sofa-style furniture – those piles of cushions have to be lugged indoors whenever there's a smatter of rain, then stored somewhere.
Homes: Big ideas for small backyards
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In 1807 Pall Mall became the first street in the capital to be lit by gas, spreading to 213 streets by 1823, but indoors candlesticks and candelabra still ruled.
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Six years ago, the post-match formalities were conducted indoors in an atmosphere of bitterness and rancour.
The Sun
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Dry cows and in-calf heifers will suffer no loss from a couple of weeks indoors.
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Without a word to anyone, she calmly went indoors, picked up a red-hot iron and cauterized the wound herself.
Five Best: John Matteson
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Why are they wearing woolly hats indoors?
Times, Sunday Times
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Finally he goes back to his theme of people enjoying being indoors while having the added zest of winter outside.
Times, Sunday Times
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He claimed that he was trying to hit a metal bench in the next-door garden to make a noise that would scare it back indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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They stagger in, are punched upright, and indoors now in harsh electric light blear eyes inspect them.
COUP D'ETAT
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Fall means a chill in the air, and that means any excuse to stay indoors, be it at home or at one of the many fine venues for the enjoyment of music that this delightful town of ours has to offer.
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He drinks his coffee scalding and keeps his scarf on indoors, as though he is ready to slip out at any moment.
Times, Sunday Times
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'It was this way, sir: I'd scarcely finished mooring the boat again, and was turning to go indoors, when I heard a splash, t'other side of the creek, where; the path comes down under the loom of the trees, and, next moment, a voice as if some person was drowning and guggling for help.
Poison Island
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A blue spruce, which looks good both indoors and in the garden, is a great choice.
The Sun
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All of which makes me hopelessly unsuited to being the wife of a politician - and a bit of a headache for him indoors and his aides.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because of space limitation, generally only jump, jump, pole vault , and shot put are held indoors.
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The showpiece is a complex natural cooling plan that will bring the temperature down dramatically, for example from about 45 degrees Celsius outdoors to about 25 degrees indoors, according to Mr. Schuler, who is working on the project.
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By staying indoors you are shutting out the elements that can help you lose weight.
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Fortunately he fancied the river, as it had been blazing sunshine all day and I was sick of being stuck indoors.
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Scented geraniums are undemanding creatures, easy to grow outdoors in garden beds and patio containers or indoors on a sunny windowsill.
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The three Weimeraners were left trapped indoors as flames tore through the house in Warren Road, Banstead, at around 3pm.
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Many council officials also dismiss the idea of moving people indoors as completely impractical, because of the numbers and logistics involved.
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Other garden plants used indoors for the holidays. such as azalea, cyclamen, or hydrangea. should be put outside in a sheltered place until planted in a permanent spot.
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Why do dogs do the squashiest, most unpleasant turds that hide in the grass and spread themselves in the indentations on the bottom of your shoe, but don't start smelling until you get indoors and then render the place uninhabitable until you've left every window open for a month?
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Turn the thermostat down and wear more clothes indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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My parents wore their sheepskin coats indoors.
The Times Literary Supplement
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He drinks his coffee scalding and keeps his scarf on indoors, as though he is ready to slip out at any moment.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whenever I'm indoors I always wait at the corner of corridors and peep round.
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When the moon rose we moved indoors to our beds, still sleepily murmuring.
LEARNING TO TALK: SHORT STORIES
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Bring strawberry plants indoors for an early crop.
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I was apparently indoors, though the floor was dingy and muddy and covered in gritty sand.
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It was good to get out of the indoors for more than five minutes, and not need to wear wet weather gear.
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Time to call the menfolk indoors to dish up, then the women and girls to follow soon after.
Covenant
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She was stuck indoors with the kids while he was out carousing.
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The Hyacinth enjoyed a vogue in the 18th and early 19th centuries, grown not only indoors and out but used as ornaments for women's fashions and even as a pharmaceutical.
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If you have bought a sculpture or statue but it is too small for your garden, you could display it indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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Playing spillikins is a suitable occupation for the very young, indoors.
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I suddenly felt chilled and had to go indoors.
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I enjoy not less what may be called the negative side of spring, -- those dark, dank, dissolving days, yellow sposh and mud and water everywhere, -- yet who can stay long indoors?
Birds and Poets : with Other Papers
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On May 17, 1792, after years of shouting out on the street, a group of 24 prominent brokers met under a buttonwood tree at what is now 68 Wall Street and decided to move indoors, so to speak.
Make Way for the Virtual Exchange
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Any self-respecting Italian wears dark glasses, in winter, in summer, indoors and out, while eating or sleeping.
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The rain has driven most of them indoors but I eventually spot one lurking on the green.
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Although the Hippeastrum can be grown outside in the garden in climatic zones 9 and 10, this bulbous plant is still much more suitable for bringing into flower indoors.
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The victims were indoors and were hit by debris from shattered windows.
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They are large climbing plants so can be tricky indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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Only fireside tea and cake lured me back indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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GPS receivers don't yet work well indoors where electrical wiring and other noise can interfere with their faint signals.
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Just don't bother them during the workday; they're busy indoors, poor souls.
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He still visited his family but mainly stayed indoors.
The Sun
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He must have been freezing in just a tiny apron and bow tie, so my first wish was for him to get indoors!
The Sun
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His hens are also locked indoors and he is watching for signs of the virulent disease.
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Azaleas and kalanchoes can live and bloom indoors for years if given bright light and normal care.
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Some stores sell special vent buckets for venting dryers indoors.
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They found the germs thrived when it was cold outside and dry indoors.
The Sun
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Most houses are built on the highest sites, hence the reason some frogs end up in gardens and even indoors if they get a chance.
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She had bags under her eyes, puffy skin from working indoors in the tropics and maternal hair.
BLOOD IS DIRT
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The tin bath was hung on a nail on the back yard wall, was brought indoors on bath days, filled with hot water.
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Seedlings too can been grown successfully in trays indoors and planted out at the end of March.
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Start begonias, caladiums, callas, cannas, dahlias, gladiolus, and hardy gloxinias in pots indoors on a sunny windowsill.
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Start begonias, caladiums, callas, cannas, and dahlias in pots indoors on a sunny windowsill.
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Residents were advised to stay indoors and avoid outdoor exercise, and children were kept in classrooms during lunch and recess.
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I knaa it weel, and a dowly path it is; ye'll keep indoors o'nights for a while, or ye'll rue it.
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
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Instead they are still indoors being fed on spring beans and barley.
Times, Sunday Times
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Before bringing a potted tree indoors, water it thoroughly and hose off the foliage.
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Teach them to cut the entire flowering stem (called a scape) to the base, to bring cuttings indoors when they are just beginning to open and to place them in water immediately.
Green Scene: Gardening is a natural attraction for children
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She said Luke had become withdrawn since the bullying, preferring to stay indoors, sleeping till late in the afternoon and wetting the bed regularly.
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Do some lilac pruning as you cut blooms for indoors.
The Sun
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He wanted to create a team sport that could be played indoors during the winter.
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Police manned roadblocks and checkpoints and foreigners were told to stay indoors after threats against today's independence day party.
The Sun
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Make the circle with a long bit of string if you are indoors, or use chalk on a bit of patio or pavement outside.
Times, Sunday Times
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In recent years, engineers have developed receivers that will perform satisfactorily even with multipath-corrupted and severely attenuated signals such as those found indoors.
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Gardening is my pleasure, but unfortunately November in Britain is the dreariest month of the year, with nothing whatsoever to recommend it, leaving me bored and frustrated indoors with only the seed catalogues for company.
A Nano widow writes « Write Anything
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There is still no need to panic, but if you are in an endemic area you should keep your cats indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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You don't need to keep your hat on indoors.
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In the event of unkind weather conditions, the show will be moved indoors.
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Chicks were hatched in incubators and kept indoors in brooders for the first 6 weeks of their life.
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Those are now hung to dry in the woodshed until it is time to bring them indoors, and use them, decked with huge scarlet bows, as Christmas decorations.
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It's too wet for the children to play out today; they'll have to amuse themselves indoors.
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If necessary pre-cook indoors and finish on the barbecue,’ he added.
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Make sure that door and window screens fit tightly and have no holes that may allow mosquitoes indoors.
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The rain compelled us to stay indoors.
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There is still no need to panic, but if you are in an endemic area you should keep your cats indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's a sin to be indoors on holiday.
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It's too wet for the children to play out today; they'll have to amuse themselves indoors.
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Place it indoors, in a quiet room, and the smoke becomes a cloud of wispy filaments, swirling gently until they all blend into a screen of gray.
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It was the sort of day when you want to stay indoors but you have to go out shopping anyway, ending up in the supermarket listening to the rain drumming on the roof of the store.
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Conditions indoors are regarded as satisfactory when the atmosphere can be maintained at an equable temperature and humidity.
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Perhaps they're a pair, I thought, and went indoors and fetched my mantis and placed him on the jasmine bush, opposite his fellow insect.
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Hawkers (known as higglers), their bargains purchased overseas, return to set up their wares on the sidewalks, competing with time-honoured merchants who display goods indoors.
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Officials advised residents to stay indoors or to wear masks if they had to go outside.
Times, Sunday Times
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He had a long net yesterday as persistent rain forced the squad indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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One mom sounded overly compulsive about staying indoors and locking doors and windows.
Christianity Today
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Before frost arrives, bring tender herbs indoors to the window or light garden you've prepared.
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Indoors, start some lettuce, early brassicas (cabbage, broccoli and relatives), and bulb onions from seed.
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Because of their shoddy defense, the Colts have had to rely on outscoring opponents to win games, especially indoors.
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Locals say many inhabitants are alcoholics and drug addicts who spend the day sleeping indoors.
Times, Sunday Times
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You ought to keep indoors with that heavy cold.
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AFTER months cooped up indoors, it is time to let the little ones run free.
The Sun
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The end of the 60s saw too many flowered, silked, brocaded and babooned pop stars giving the peace sign with the missus in front of their rock 'n' roll manors before retreating indoors and screaming "Where's my f------ breakfast?!
Andrew Loog Oldham: Mods & Rockers Festival: Mocking The Rockers
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We always got it right for the indoors but for one reason or another it never quite worked outdoors.
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But alas, the June day teemed with rain and the street parties had to retreat indoors.
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From the 14th-19th century it was known as a skullcap and worn indoors by men when they removed their wigs.
RVABlogs
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Keep your dog indoors and away from drafts until his coat is completely dry.
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That happened in Ohio last year, when an uncertified exterminator used malathion — which should never be used indoors — to rid an apartment of bedbugs.
Scores got sick, 1 died trying to kill bedbugs
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More and more children retired to playing indoors as September dragged on.
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At last, we decided to retreat indoors for a bedtime dessert, a fresh pie made with rhubarb from the garden.
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He kept his hair very short, and indoors he wore an old-fashioned swallow-tailed coat, refusing to adopt the formal fashion of his day.
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Over 60 trade stands will now be housed indoors alongside the new arena - ideal for the first of your Christmas shopping!
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Your great indoors (plenty of marble, golden teak and a ripping sound system) open out to even greater domains of palmy glades and views of floating islands.
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Do some lilac pruning as you cut blooms for indoors.
The Sun
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First to consider, of course, is your personal situation: size of home and family, opportunities you can devote to training and ample areas to work a hunting dog plus whether he'll live indoors or be kenneled outside.
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A dance floor is a level area specially prepared for dancing either outdoors or indoors.
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The next day it still snowed a little at intervals between clouds and sunshine, and all "tenderfeet" were more comfortable indoors.
A Woman who went to Alaska
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It was snowing so fast that she feared that the way to the peat stack would be blocked up, and therefore her next work was, with the help of the two boys, to pull down as much fuel as would last for a week, and carry it indoors; and she examined the potatoes laid up in bracken leaves, but fancying that if she brought them in, the warmth of the cottage would spoil them, she only took enough for a single meal.
A Book of Golden Deeds
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Indoors, there are many ways in which you can adapt your environment to suit the needs of your pets.
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Its regular conflagrations of sycamore and beech provide for lots of satisfying crunching about, getting you apple-cheeked and just chilly enough to appreciate going indoors - and what a welcome awaits.
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John injured his knee and could not continue running to keep fit for his judo so the pair, who had always trained together, moved indoors onto the rowing machines at local fitness centres.
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All chose to remain indoors, thus making our departure as ominous as they had made our arrival the night before.
Chapter 13
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At 4.5 acres (indoors!), the conservatory is the largest extant glasshouse in North America.
01.04
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Start begonias, caladiums, callas, cannas, and dahlias in pots indoors on a sunny windowsill.
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The only recluse for them is to light bonfires to fend off the bite of cold and urban people are preferring to stay indoors.
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We could not play outside and had to barricade ourselves indoors as there could be a sudden eruption of war.
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AFTER months cooped up indoors, it is time to let the little ones run free.
The Sun
