Sentence examples for outside I know from inspiring English sources

One line goes: "I'm awoken by a handbrake turn outside, I know lads who died.

I told her not to be stupid; she said, "Someone will let her outside, I know it," and I said, "You're being stupid" and she said, "You're stupid," and I said, "You're stupid like SpongeBob" and she said, "SpongeBob's awesome, I love SpongeBob!" and I swore that no one would let Crow out.

As an extended family of 30 or so recently fledged house sparrows crash about in the garden hedge outside, I know I can rely on Cocker's words to return me to these most ordinary of birds, by saying things that I recognise, but also allowing me to see them anew.

Get outside - I know it may be cold out in some areas, but getting outside everyday, even for a few minutes, provides you with fresh air that is full of negative ions which can boost oxygen flow to the brain.

Stephen Frears, on the other hand, bristles at the notion of the "auteur" (his credits include My Beautiful Laundrette, Dangerous Liaisons and The Queen) and introduced Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight with a typically self-deprecating line: acknowledging the downpour outside, "I know you're all here because of the weather," he quipped.

I can't win the game with my emotions outside, I know this, so I can handle it no worries".

Outside, I knew, the dense forests and rocky islands of British Columbia would already be visible from the rail in the early dawn of northern summer.

When my new baby, after months of feeding off me from the inside, was born and reached out to me for nourishment in the world outside, I knew I would die.

However "beautiful" these Zoloft, Paxil, and Celexa babies looked on the outside, I knew there wasn't a doctor in the world who had any idea what was going on inside their heads.

There's some days that I'll shield him in the house just so he won't go outside, and I know I can't do that for the rest of my life.

"If it's 95 degrees outside, at least I know my feet won't overheat".