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Meanings of stay indoors in English

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Usage of stay indoors in English
1
Police advice in north-east England is to stay indoors unless absolutely necessary.
BBC
2
She said people still inside buildings in Martin Place should stay indoors.
Radio NZ
3
Millions of people across New England have been warned to stay indoors.
BBC
4
Pork sales to major market Mexico has slowed as people stay indoors.
Reuters
5
Gunfire could be heard in several areas, forcing residents to stay indoors.
Reuters
6
The best thing anyone can do for the moment is stay indoors.
The passage
7
Outdoor exercise is also restricted, with school children forced to stay indoors.
The Guardian
8
Then he would stay indoors until hydraulic pressure utterly forced him outside.
The Door Into Summer
9
Residents were advised to stay indoors until the animals could be captured.
The Irish Times
10
Ignoring friends' advice to stay indoors, he went out to meet them.
The Guardian
11
There followed two days of storms when they had to stay indoors.
Anil's ghost
12
Residents were forced to stay indoors and all movement had been banned.
Radio NZ
13
During a storm, you need to stay indoors until it's all over.
The South African
14
I got blue, and thought it foolish to stay indoors by myself.
The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him
15
It was a very wet afternoon, and everybody had to stay indoors.
The Hand in the Dark
16
To stay indoors and wait inactive for his return seemed suddenly impossible.
The Man Whom the Trees Loved
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Stay indoors through the time
Stay indoors across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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