open air

It is a bazaar, a souk, an open-air temple celebrating cheap desire.

He could sink it to a whisper and still be audible, while in open-air meetings he could easily make himself heard by thousands.

In Aden there is a kind of open-air coffee "exchange" (as in Harar) where the camel trains unload their coffee from the interior.

He looked remarkably handsome in his riding-dress, and with the open-air exercise he had just had.

Major Kent, like most men who lead an open-air life, had a healthy appetite at breakfast-time.

I am sure a boy like you ought to be leading an open-air life somewhere.