tiny hut造句

• "Camp Kanchanaburi, " reads a card in front of the tiny huts.
• He lived in a tiny hut ( 15 feet square ) with his parents and 5 siblings.
• On the way, they stopped at Saarbr點ken, where they were beaten and kept in a tiny hut.
• These people have families, and they are otherwise going to die right here in the sand in tiny huts.
• The poverty was incredible, the overcrowding even more so, fifteen, twenty or more people crammed into tiny huts, dying like flies.
• Leomund developed the spells Leomund's Hidden Lodge, Leomund's Lamentable Belaborment, Leomund's Secret Chest, Leomund's Secure Shelter, Leomund's Tiny Hut, and Leomund's Trap.
• In the tiny hut that serves as the Hotel El Faro reception area, Menudo is checking in right in front of us.
• They are the remains of tiny huts built by refugees who couldn't bring themselves to believe the government's threat to raze the place.
• "I won't go anywhere, " says Banga, her 3-year-old daughter standing silently beside her while she works in front of their tiny hut.
• The skinny 28-year-old woman stands barely five-feet tall, a perfect fit for the tiny hut stocked with everything from Lux soap to fresh eggs.
• On a small island, in a tiny hut on stilts, he read Vannevar Bush's article " As We May Think ", which greatly inspired him.
• Baradates lived in a tiny hut, too small for him to stand upright, and he wore a leather garment that exposed only his mouth and nose.
• At least 800 homes are believed to have been destroyed, most of them tiny huts of bamboo and plastic, and at least two people were killed.
• After walking an hour in the midmorning heat, we come across Joaquin, an ancient, loinclothed man in a tiny hut, chewing on areca nut, a local narcotic.
• In the meantime, Creang
  moved into what he called " Moldavian regional speech for " tiny hut " ), a small house located on the outskirts of Iai.
• "I remember open sewage in the streets, people sleeping in doorsteps, and there was my grandmother living in this tiny hut, 8 foot by 8 foot, " he said.
• It didn't take too many blizzards and subzero nights to figure out that they needed to keep the batteries inside the tiny hut so the equipment would stay warm.
• Open a weathered wooden door into a tiny hut and you find a man hard at work at a gleaming metal lathe, patiently turning raw steel into a gun barrel.
• A German hermit whose sculptures were blackened by the massive oil spill that has tarred most of Spain's northwestern coastline, was found dead in his tiny hut, officials said Sunday.