"in patio" can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a patio, which can be described as a paved outdoor space or garden, often adjoining a residence. Example: I love spending time in patio during the summer months, grilling up delicious meals.
Available only in patio and specialty stores; a list of retailers is available from the manufacturer.
But most homeowners in the New York region took only elementary precautions, folding up outdoor umbrellas and taking in patio furniture that could turn into missiles.
In 1954, Gordon Zwerlein purchased the Horsehoe, a bar-restaurant next door that had originally been a blacksmith shop, enclosed its screened in patio and expanded.
Insurance will not cover any of the work on the outside of the house, like the $25,000 in patio work that was blown away, and his $250,000 in flood insurance will not cover all of his damage.
Take a tolerant credit card and flat shoes for shopping in Patio Bullrich and Arandú (think Ibiza Town married with Knightsbridge) and pack clothes made of stretchable fabrics because you'll consume too many steaks, brioche-based pies and cocktails.
Instead of an official conference room, meetings were held on the lawn in patio chairs.
OUTDOOR SPACE: A fenced-in patio behind the house, through the kitchen.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The house has a fenced-in patio; there is an adjacent open lot.
OUTDOOR SPACE: A front porch, a back deck and a fenced-in patio and backyard.
OUTDOOR SPACE: Both the living and dining rooms open to a tiled, walled-in patio with two fountains and an outdoor fireplace.
I have only one complaint: the prettily walled-in patio, which allows for outdoor drinking and dining, blocks the restaurant's view of what I remember as an endless stretch of green.
