Sentence examples for moving outdoors from inspiring English sources

AMERICANS are moving outdoors, taking their living rooms with them.

Of course, summer is finally here, and our focus is moving outdoors.

The Brooklyn Flea and Smorgasburg are moving outdoors for the season.

In fact, the Irish haven't stopped drinking or socializing; the smoking ban has simply changed how they go about it -- with much of the action moving outdoors, where smoking is still legal.

Moving outdoors, in the prestigious Penn Relays last weekend, she finished 10th among the nation's premier high schoolers at 3,000 meters in a personal-best time of 10 15.92.

Art Chicago in the Park, considered among the top five events of its kind in the United States, is moving outdoors this year, from its former home at Navy Pier to Butler Field in Grant Park, right next to Millennium Park (designed in large part by Frank Gehry), which was completed last summer.

Those who declined to participate were older (81.2 ± 4.1 vs. 80.4 ± 4.2, Students T-test p < .001), more often lived with a spouse or others (Chi-square test p = .006), more often perceived their health as poor or very poor (p < .001), perceived more difficulties in outdoor mobility (p < .001) and moved outdoors less often than those who participated in the study (p < .001) (Table 2).

However, seedlings that are grown indoors will need to be "hardened off" (gradually adjusted to outdoor climates) rather than just being moved outdoors when the weather is nice.

Referred to as indoor baseball at the time, the game moved outdoors in 1888.

Now that summer is almost here, business networking has moved outdoors.

For centuries, it was at this point that a domesticated turkey would move outdoors for the rest of its life.