camp out

Some people camp out from early morning to get the best view.

Sometimes, other kids come by and camp out with them.

So I decided it might be best to make camp out here.

It might be that he would have to camp out all night.

It looked as though people had been camping out up here.

It can get pretty old, camping out all the time.

Tonight and for the next five months or so, they will camp out under the stars.

"We've heard of people camping out at three in the morning."

We were camped out in the summer night, 15 feet from our back door.

You could camp out on public lands with your car.

Not that she could remember camping out from her first life, back on Earth.

I thought a moment and decided that camping out was better than being dead, but not by much.

Sitting on the ground it was hard to see a great deal of the larger camp out beyond.

Maybe they decided to camp out overnight, I told myself.

It's no particular bother to camp out on the job.

"This is just a place for me to camp out."

We camp out in the forest and keep an eye on the house from there.

Yet he has never showed up to a training camp out of shape, or not played hard in a game.

"Why do you come here and camp out on my lawn?"

The reporters are planning to camp out here, I think.

They'd been camping out for six weeks in our front yard.

Then we head up into the mountains and camp out until everybody has time to cool down.

I wasn't going to camp out and wait for hours.

If the weather is good, some people camp out overnight.

But they arrived at night and had to camp out until dawn.