stay indoors

She must stay indoors for two years, as you know.

That doesn't mean you have to stay indoors all summer.

Now maybe you'll stay indoors and write a piece for us.

"I think the three of you need to stay indoors."

He added, "They should either stay indoors or move out of the city."

Those who stay indoors - and most do - can continue their work or play video games.

Maybe everybody would stay indoors to watch this kind of show, whatever it was.

There is too much sun now, they say - people are going to stay indoors.

It was warm, almost like summer, and too nice to stay indoors.

Take advantage of this little learning experience and stay indoors tonight.

The most effective way to avoid the sun, of course, is to stay indoors all day.

And that was the time of day she stayed indoors.

He was too excited to be able to stay indoors.

Better stay indoors and enjoy a quiet day at home.

Some of them heard warnings to stay indoors, but few people did.

Fred had heart problems that required him to stay indoors a lot.

In the meantime you'll have to stay indoors when I'm not with you.

Only yesterday, I told him he ought to stay indoors.

Families go on vacation, and children stay indoors when it is hot.

I wondered if everyone had been told to stay indoors that day.

They say that for these last few days he has been staying indoors.

I stayed indoors; so did anyone else who had no powerful reason for going out.

People can't even go to the shop and everybody is staying indoors.

All the next day I stayed indoors, glad of the rest.

Although I'd stay indoors until it gets a little warmer.