Sentence examples for will go outside from inspiring English sources
One day you will go outside and, realizing you forgot your umbrella, go back inside to get it.
"He said, 'Well, it's Southern California, people will go outside,' forgetting about the rainy days and cold weather" — they do occur, however infrequently.
"I'm afraid that a lot of people will go outside during the early evening hours, when it becomes cooler," he said.
There is a lecture first in The Spiegeltent then everyone will go outside to see a big moment in history repeat itself.
First, the myth that poisoned rats will go outside to die are just that – ask around and someone is sure to have vivid recollections of the hideous smell of decomposing rat, and the hassle involved in tearing up floorboards.
"The mice eat the bait and bleed internally," he said, adding that the idea that a poison will make the mice so thirsty that they will go outside to find water is "an old wives' tale".
But will going outside with wet hair make you sick in the first place?
He said, "I think I'll go outside".
"I think I'll go outside," Pete said.
"I think I'll go outside," the boy said.
