Sentence examples for collection of trailers from inspiring English sources
The collection of trailers sits on a two-acre plot on one side of a low wall, a humble contrast to the substantial, well-landscaped dwellings on the other side.
The first virtue of Kirsten Johnson's memoir-esque film "Cameraperson" — which consists of clips from documentaries, made over the past twenty-five years, for which she's been the cinematographer — is that it serves as a feature-length teaser reel, an enticing collection of trailers that spark the desire to see the movies themselves.
The DVD's collection of trailers promises that the depicted films are "coming Kazakhstan in 2028".
HAVAT GILAD, West Bank — Of the hundreds of thousands of Israeli settlers in the West Bank, those who live in unauthorized hilltop outposts like this one, a hardscrabble unpaved collection of 20 trailers, are considered the most dangerous.
Airstream Trailer Park at The Grand Daddy It may not be to everybody's taste, but if you're up for trying out the unusual, then bed down in this world-first: a vintage collection of Airstream trailers parked on the inner-city rooftop of Cape Town's oldest hotel.
But for nearly a decade, Mr. de Vaul has been housing dozens of homeless men and women in a farmhouse and a collection of tents, trailers and sheds spread around his 72-acre ranch here on the outskirts of this city in central California.
iTunes also gives the ability to view Apple's large collection of movie trailers.
These days, the mines and the brothels are gone, and Searchlight is more a collection of double-wide trailers and abandoned homes for sale; even a church has a "for sale" sign on it.
A few miles up Deadwood Creek Road, a sprawling, tangled lot hosts a motley collection of shacks and trailers in various states of disrepair, including the now-empty Airstream where Forbis had lived.
Despite its name, Oniontown isn't an actual town – it's more of a mountainside enclave filled with a haphazard collection of run-down trailers on a dead-end dirt road.
— A generation ago, the Shakopee Mdewakanton tribe lived in a motley collection of beat-up trailer homes, melting snow for bath water when wells froze over because they lacked indoor plumbing.
