Sentence examples for move outside to from inspiring English sources

During the warmer months, the tables move outside to a pleasant patio.

And yet when we move outside to sit on her balcony, the scene is transformed into complete calm.

"I sound really boring, don't I?" For the photo shoot we move outside to photograph Bussell in front of the Sydney Opera House.

Seek out the Gaudi-inspired Buena Vista Club (£4.50 entry) for the best acoustics in town, or if you'd rather something more spit and sawdust, gigs at Zach's Pub (£3 entry) can have a charged atmosphere even midweek; in the summer, the bands move outside to the courtyard behind the pub.

At some point we move outside to hang out in the abandoned dodgems, before eventually passing out as the sun comes up.

I carefully move outside to get another glimpse as it does a u-turn at the corner, waiting for it to come back up the street, which is mostly empty except for a couple parked cars.

One group even moved outside to finish lunch on the terrace.

They then moved outside to picket with a banner calling Albuquerque "America's Auschwitz".

The meeting was moved outside to accommodate the large number of people who turned up.

After the defendants and their supporters stopped applauding, Professor Quigley moved outside to answer reporters' questions.

It was cold in the building, so a clutch of party workers moved outside, to enjoy the sun.