out doors

But inside the destroyed entrance, down the blackened hallways, through the blown-out doors, there is a room with a light on.

Never finish a figure begun out-doors by painting afterwards from a model posed in the house.

You see something out-doors, or you see a group of people or a single person in an interesting position.

She took the lead in all business matters in-doors and out-doors.

Ned knew well enough that nothing ailed his horse, but he was so mad, he had to go out doors, for fear he'd boil over.

"Go out doors and see if you can't see," replied Sneak, placing more fuel on the blazing fire.