Sentence examples for indoor spots from inspiring English sources

Their job was to make sure that people headed to shelters or whatever indoor spots were available and that lights were doused at homes and businesses during drills.

Privately owned parking spaces in the area can sell for up to $50,000 for prime indoor spots, according to Scott Kriger, a Citi Habitats broker who specializes in Riverdale properties.

This indoor spot is almost like being on the terrace, with the feeling of being outside but the comforts of inside.

Basically, it is a giant white tent that has risen at the northern edge of the trade center site to provide a large, warm indoor spot in the winter for the thousands of workers assigned to the cleanup.

There was the, well, high of breaking the British indoor high jump record, then the low of pulling out of a pentathlon contest in the Netherlands after the first of five events; her final chance of securing a World Indoor spot in her favoured multi-disciplined event ruined because of a throat and chest infection.

The indoor spot is pretty cool - it has a climbing wall, lots of indoor sports stuff, and so on.

Pick an indoor spot that's as quiet as possible.

Simply pot it, decorate, and place in the appropriate indoor spot.

If you don't have a backyard, a doggie door, or someone who can come let your puppy out while you're away, you can still use a paper-training method to get a puppy to eliminate in a designated indoor spot.

In addition to 2,500 indoor parking spots, the three buildings have an underground connection via an arcade.

But the Edwardians enjoyed the city as well, as can be seen in Alvin Langdon Coburn's gauzy photographs of London and in the many paintings of indoor pleasure spots, like Charles Ginner's "The Café Royal".