Sentence examples for duck outside from inspiring English sources

The boats bobbing amiably on either side of the pier, and the mild seasickness the sight of them encouraged, brought to mind something a cellist once told me about Bargemusic: that, sometimes, those goodhearted chamber musicians had to duck outside to barf.

Stop every 45 minutes of computer work and take a 5 minute stroll around the office area or even duck outside briefly.

Still, that was more successful than his 2006 internship at the Fat Duck, outside London.

#AyupMeDuck Who'd have thought that Angeline Jolie would have been the one to make it acceptable to greet people with 'ay up me duck' outside my Shire!

That federal figure does not count the costs of absenteeism or the drain on productivity when smokers periodically duck outside for a cigarette.

He figured out that nurses at the nearby hospital who smoked had just a few minutes to duck outside for a drag or two, leaving nearly unsmoked cigarettes pitched in ashtrays at the entrances.

Despite this, or perhaps because of it, the young men in suits are always ducking outside to make calls.

He looked chastened as he ducked outside to allow her the privacy to slide beneath the sheet on the massage table.

Residents ducked outside to get drunk or smoke marijuana at night, and two or three residents were caught smoking crack in their rooms, he said.

Slipping in front of cornerback Clifford Jefferson at the Beavers' 39-yard line, Johnson snared the ball, ducked outside and found nothing but an open field ahead of him.

I ducked outside, pulled the tarp back and secured it as best I could, and when I crawled back inside he was standing there in his long johns, shivering.