Sentence examples for put indoors from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the sculpture of Moroccan artist Abdelkrim El Ouazzani is spindly and had to be put indoors in a nearby building to protect it from the ubiquitous wind.

They are on the hunt for mates and females "stay put" indoors, so there is an inevitable influx of home-invading arachnids.

A golfer, she sometimes practiced her putting indoors, tapping the ball toward a portable cup on the hardwood floor in her living room.

If there are any liquid fertilizers around, put them indoors in a safe, locked cabinet where they will not freeze and neither children nor animals will disturb them.

"You put me indoors and I'm lost," said George Sjostrom, 59, a wiry man with a chain saw and a hard hat, who shook his head when asked if he might want to trade his job as a log-yard worker for that of a computer-support specialist.

He seemed to be trying to keep a lot of dead architecture safe by putting it indoors.

That makes the decision-making process pretty simple: putting it indoors?

Tortoises generally don't do well in the cold, so if you live in a colder climate, you have to prepare to put your tortoise indoors for a part of the year (unless you keep it indoors the whole time).

If a plant has been indoors for an extended period of time, or if a seedling has been started indoors, put it back outside gradually, starting with an hour a day and working up.

They have put street food indoors.

"We want to get to a stage where we can say, 'We've got a lion that, for whatever reason, is really hungry out there and chances are you should put your dog indoors and shouldn't go hiking in this area' — that there's a higher likelihood that this animal is going to go after something," Professor Williams said.