Sentence examples for a hut of from inspiring English sources
After a few miles we reached a hut of sticks, mud and grass.
It was unprepossessing: a hut of a building on an unmarked road.
I have simply, most of my adult life, longed for a hut of one's own.
His family lived in a hut of scrap wood and thatch.
The poet designed his own tomb, which resembles a hut of rough-cut gray stone, with a triangular rooftop bearing his name.
These include "A Hut of One's Own," by Ann Cline; Marisa Bartolucci's "Living Large in Small Spaces"; and "The Not So Big House," by Sarah Susanka.
He lives alone in a hut on one of the towering limestone islands within the lake.
In Subei, they built a hut out of mud and straw, leaving slits for windows.
The current arrivals terminal is a hut on the apron of the tarmac.
The founder of the school, Kakenya Ntaiya, grew up in a hut made of straw, mud, and dung with no running water or electricity.
Only the shaman was at home, in a hut full of masks and arrows.
