Sentence examples for heading indoors from inspiring English sources

Before heading indoors, though, we made a pilgrimage to NBC's "Today," the easiest TV cameo in the city.

In Oregon, an unhappy restaurant hostess named Sylvia (Charlize Theron) smokes cigarettes and stares at the waves crashing against the rocks before heading indoors either for a shift of work or a bout of sad, empty sex.

The Kitchens, which is due to open in Manchester on 11 June and will bring together six traders under one roof in the city's Spinningfields development, typifies where street food is heading: indoors, in the form of multi-trader hubs.

But there is no time for me to try it his way, because now the other instructors are dividing us into two groups -- Red Fish and Blue Fish -- and we Blue Fish are heading indoors to learn to tie knots while the Red Fish stay to practice casting.

While many Europeans were battening down the hatches and heading indoors until the storm known as Saint Jude had passed, a group of surfers in Portugal made their way out into the ocean to catch what may be some of the biggest waves ever ridden.

If you are outside and a storm approaches, quickly heading indoors is the only real way to be protected from lightning.

■ He never, regardless of the weather, seems to be in a hurry to head indoors.

The air is now heady with night-scented stock as we head indoors leaving the bats to a night's foraging.

A rainy afternoon provides an excuse to head indoors to a museum or gallery, or maybe a hotel for leisurely afternoon tea.

Ms. Floyd said that moments before the crash, an announcement said that the concert might be postponed and that concertgoers should head indoors and return after the storm had passed.

During the visit, in an outdoor area of the agency, the children headed indoors ostensibly to use a vending machine, but instead slipped out a back door and into a van with Mr. Payne, according to the New York Police Department.