Sentence examples for a cabin whose from inspiring English sources

This means you get a cabin whose styling, execution and quality are all top-notch.

The writer & his wife quit a cabin whose tenants they had been on weekends for 3 years.

By Robert Henderson The New Yorker, May 27 , 1961P. 30 The writer & his wife quit a cabin whose tenants they had been on weekends for 3 years.

Setting the tone is a cabin whose studied relationship among steering wheel, seat and pedals make it easy to find the optimal driving position.

The New Yorker, May 27 , 1961P. 30 The writer & his wife quit a cabin whose tenants they had been on weekends for 3 years.

Mamet's kingdom consists of the farmhouse, a red barn, and a cedar cabin whose shingled roof is tucked under the bough of a pine tree about a hundred and fifty yards from the house.

On another mirrored floor, a rough-hewn black mountain morphs into a kind of Batman-black futuristic cabin whose interior is a mirror-lined cave.

But the adjective fits this tasteful four-bedroom, four-bathroom cabin whose shingled roof and wood-plank facade give it an air of high-end comfort without ostentation.

A tall pole hung with Tibetan prayer flags stands sentry over the low-slung cabin, whose handsome pine cabinets were made by Mr. Bunta in his nearby carpentry shop.

Horses and riders who have established a loving partnership, as it were – think Niall "Slippers" Madden and Numbersixvalverde in 2006 – quite often do better than celebrity couples who team up in haste and repent just as quickly – think, well, McCoy and Butler's Cabin, whose union in yesterday's race was confirmed only at the 48-hour deadline.

Here, there's a line of well-used four- and six-bunk cabins, whose fairly spartan decor – ceiling strip lights, basic showers and loos – reflect the largely boots-and-bikes clientele.