Sentence examples for laundry out from inspiring English sources

"I was hanging laundry out and I saw all these ants crawling along the clothes line," she told The Paterson Literary Review in 2001.

"There's no reason I should have to shut up because some guy doesn't want his dirty laundry out," Mr. Kurtz said.

If there's something that's good, we can put it back, but we ought to throw all his laundry out on the lawn".

Miss-T: I can not ware my middie blouce tomorrow because my mother sent to the China man's landury around the conor from where I live the China man was shot and we can't get our laundry out for a while.

The warning reads, "Cover gardens & wash vegetables before eating them; cover small fish ponds; take fish out of pools & wash pools before replacing the fish; don't put laundry out; keep milk cows off treated pastures for 30 days, and beef cattle for 15 days; cover beehives or move them away keep children off ground for a few days; don't let pets or poultry drink from puddles.

They packed lunches for work, canceled cable subscriptions, and hung their laundry out on clotheslines.

Instead, my laundry comes out like a bag full of deflated soccer balls left out in the rain.

On one branch, drooping leaves look like so much wet laundry hanging out to dry.

Next time you're about to fire up the grill and notice her laundry hanging out to dry, call her.

A routine day, in short — women calling to one another, laundry hung out on the terraces, street venders.

This grid of narrow streets, with tiers of laundry hanging out to dry from the densely packed apartments, also feels separate – more village than city.