Sentence examples for move it outside from inspiring English sources

"Indoors Out" has a twin, "Move It Outside," that provided something rare on DIY: conflict.

"We don't want to just take the mall and move it outside," says Kathy Klein, a Federal vice president.

Hip-hop doesn't just have a family tree, it has a birth certificate: the hand-drawn flyer for the party Herc threw in the basement of 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx on 13 August 1973, which so many people turned up to, they had to move it outside, to the nearby Cedar Park.

Eventually, your runner bean will grow too big for the bag, so you will have to move it outside, in to a plant pot.

If your deciduous tree is an indoor plant, after allowing it to take root following a re-potting, you may want to move it outside where the rising temperature and increased sunlight can trigger its natural "growth spurt".

So declaring the central bank independent doesn't move it outside the orbit of politics.

The once-exuberant street party, a symbol of sexual liberation since 1979 has in recent years become a Nightmare on Castro Street, drawing as many as 200,000 people, many of them costumeless outsiders, and there has been talk of moving it outside the district because of increasing violence.

The city even put its own stamp on the draft by moving it outside and under a pavilion.

While the Webcast is primarily produced in a studio down the hall from his office, Mr. Newport -- with some trepidation -- moved it outside to the parking lot to explain a poll on gas prices.

USC researcher and virtual reality pioneer Mark Bolas said the new technologies are blurring the lines between reality and virtual and moving it outside the realm of gaming.

One point to note if a lorry is inside over the winter -- on occasions moving it outside on dry days is highly recommended.