Sentence examples for a cabin from from inspiring English sources

The Queen Mary had brought him, six to a cabin, from the English port of Southampton to New York.

Being off the grid while renting a cabin from the US government might not be to everyone's taste, but if you can stomach the idea it's the best value for your taxed dollar.

· A double room costs from C$134, a cabin (for up to four) from $244 per night including park access fee.

A week in a cabin for four costs from £525pp including car hire with Inntravel (01653 61701653

· A cabin for five costs from NOK500 (about £41) per night self-catering (geiranger.no/westeras, 0047 70263214 14).

The old swimming hole has been replaced by a heated Olympic-size pool; there is a modern climbing wall; and the latrine, known as "the perch," has been brought up to code by former campers, the same handy bunch who recently built the camp director a log cabin from a kit.

He was living in a cabin borrowed from a friend, the director James Ivory.

A mini cruise for two sharing a cabin costs from £68 return.

Two rooms and a cabin, ranging from $70 to $85 for a double.

White was thirty when he quit teaching, rented a cabin far from town, and got a goshawk.

I spent a night in a cabin downriver from the confluence, and was forced inside early by a storm.