(1) Take your coat out of doors and shake it out.

(2) Sporting dogs should be kept out of doors in a kennel.

(3) I prefer working out of doors.

(4) The kids spent all their time out of doors.

(5) Sometimes we eat out of doors.

(6) The weather was fine enough for working out of doors.

(7) To picnic is to eat a meal out of doors.

(8) He likes to garden because it keeps him out of doors.

(9) More and more people have come out of doors.

(10) After all, animals lived out of doors naturally.

(11) But good weather means you're out of doors, so these quirks don't matter.

(12) Everyone on the site seemed to be out of doors, pottering round their tiny gardens, or lolling on the parched grass.

(13) Otherwise, out of doors, more practical hooded cloaks were worn over knee-length tunics.

(14) For everyone else out of doors it was an ordinary afternoon in la perla de la septentrion.

(15) He worked out of doors, with natural light and a white background.

(16) The excuse for getting out of doors especially on a pleasant evening was unimpeachable.

(17) I love to be out of doors on these bright, crisp autumn mornings.

(18) They were also an important link between agitation out of doors and influence within the walls of parliament.

(19) Out of doors Shaw continued to look spry and active well into his eighties.

(20) Out of doors it was too bright to see[/out of doors.html], the sun brilliant in contrast to the interior.

(21) Patriotism, when it wants to make itself felt in the domain of learning, is a dirty fellow who should be thrown out of doors.

(22) In 1989 Seoul plans to host the Olympic Games ... out of doors?

(23) It can provide a place to play with toys and games and swings and slides, both in and out of doors.

(24) Children are particularly at risk because of the amount of time they spend out of doors.

(25) A tall man, with a pleasantly weather-beaten look, as though he spent much time out of doors.

(26) During the summer we spend a lot more time out of doors.

(27) Conclusions: The radiometer was designed for use on clear sunny days out of doors.

(28) They went without a flashlight, as the Managuans do if they are out of doors when the lights go out.

(29) For patron-saint days in the country the table was usually prepared out of doors, in the shade of a large tree.

(30) This section permits sports clubs to have alternative permitted hours in the winter where the sport is played out of doors.

(1) Sporting dogs should be kept out of doors in a kennel.

(31) He loved being out of doors, often without clothes, and kept many animals.

(32) Unlike the Jakob cats, Griselda spent a good deal of time out of doors.

(33) December, January and February are comparatively cool months in Calcutta, and it is quite comfortable out of doors.

(34) They fed him, covered him when he was out of doors and kept him warm when he was within.

(35) New energy and resolve erupted from the simple act of moving their tiny toys out of doors!

(36) I took it down from the shelf in my locker and went out of doors.

(37) He was taken out, in some quiet place, out of doors, and questioned.

(38) Nature is by and large to be found out of doors, a location where, it cannot be argued, there are never enough comfortable chairs. Fran Lebowitz 

(39) Then out of doors went the parade, and through gate after gate again.

(40) You should smoke out of doors.

(41) Cowboys spend most of their time out of doors.

(42) If you go on arguing, I'll turn you out of doors.

(43) Mark Twain once said about rural England that it was "too absolutely beautiful to be left out of doors." He could have said the same about the Berkshires, where the Clark is set.

(44) It's warm enough for you to play out of doors.

(45) The nurses keep children out of doors as much as possible.

(46) Thus passed the leafy time when arborescence seems to be the one thing aimed at out of doors.

(47) And, oh, this dearth of the human physiognomy! and, worse than all, the terrible intimation of Kenneth that I neednot expect to be out of doors till spring!

(48) She is abominably rude to keep Charlotte out of doors in all this wind.

(49) Don't you worry about them when they're out of doors?

(50) We often have our food out of doors in summer.

(50) try its best to gather and make good sentences.

(51) It's rather cold out of doors, you had better put on your overcoat.

(52) Many sailors drink their wives and children out of doors.

(53) He sometimes sleeps out of doors when the weather is fine.

(54) It was the sixth of October, dismal and cold out of doors.

(55) Even there, in the dry season, the aborigines often sleep out of doors.

(56) She took the dirty mat out of doors and shook it out.

(57) The Judges having to take part in a public demonstration out of doors, the Tribunal adjourned.

(58) The plant will stand all but the worst winters out of doors.

(59) It is warm enough for you to play out of doors.

(60) You should be out of doors enjoying the fresh air.