Sentence examples for army hut from inspiring English sources

Seventy years ago, in an old army hut in Ashington, Northumberland, a group of miners met to talk about art.

The stadium initially had no covered stands and the dressing rooms consisted of an old army hut, but open stands were later bought from York Race Committee.

As the iconic Game of Thones theme plays in the background, empty desert plains fill with digitally animated Unsullied armies, tiny huts become the towering metropolis of Meereen, and mortal actors are transformed into the chillingly evil Wight Walkers.

Kick the builder huts and army buildings out.

A mile's hike up the road brought us to the tin huts of the army road-building camp, where we dried our boots over an engineer's barrel stove and waited for the jeeps we had arranged to bring us the last 15 miles to Padum, Zanskar's main town.

You can see why the staff who wander the Zentropa grounds and populate the huts of this old army camp seem both reverent towards him and protective of him.

Thousands more Jaffnians live in wretched huts, their houses appropriated by the army for its garrisons.

Smith recommended him to Gordon Welchman, another Cambridge mathematician, the head of Hut 6, responsible for breaking Germany's army and Luftwaffe ciphers at Bletchley Park.

In the late 1850s Martin R. Delany, a black journalist and physician who would later serve as a major in the Union army during the Civil War, wrote Blake; or, The Huts of America (serially published in 1859), a novel whose hero plots a slave revolt in the South.

Born in Barnton, Cheshire, the youngest of four children, Bob joined his local paper on leaving school before national service took him into the army and to Egypt, where he edited a clandestine Nissen hut newspaper.

Working in Bletchley's Hut 6, Briggs, the youngest warrant officer in the British army – "It entitled me to wear a peaked cap and draw a captain's pay" – worked alongside Alan Turing, mathematician of genius and computer pioneer.