Indoors used in a sentence

Indoors in a sentence as an adverb

Love the idea, but the Street View UI has never felt all that fun to use and it feels worse indoors.

An even, disembodied voice on it will remind you to remain indoors.

I suppose you don't live in a dense city with a lot of indoors and underground infrastructure.

But personally, I hate that it's always indoors and sedentary.

I get to wear clothes I like, nobody's outside as they're all whinging about the rain, and I feel a sort of melancholy bliss when I'm sat indoors whilst it's raining.

That doesn't hold today, though - as TFA says, most people work indoors under artificial lighting, and shifting daylight hours earlier into the day just means they're wasted while we're behind desks.

There's another possibility: simply using Color becomes a out-and-out dick move, like smoking indoors.

In some places you easily spend half a mile indoors between underground train platforms or to the exit on the surface, or in walkways inside and in between buildings where there's no reliable signal.

One of the more interesting things I found in England when my sister was living there was that many folks had a small house but a large garden, because they spent most of their 'home' time in the garden rather than indoors.