The Plaisteds slept in tents until they finished building cabins, and they dined on what they caught, picked and grew.
When Mr. Cole finished speaking, the cabin filled with applause.
The cabin is on par with compact Audis, with sweet leather bucket seats, a grippy square-bottom steering wheel and no end of standard features, including a cabin finished in aluminum trim.
The spartan cabin, finished in unrelenting black on my test car, was especially noteworthy: I believe it could be the first automotive interior styled entirely by an accounting department.
One summer evening, their bedspread on the floor among the chips and splinters in the half-finished cabin, they fell to kissing.
They inhabit a cosy, well-finished cabin, dominated by a speedometer so vast that it's hard to assimilate its reading at a glance.
In that case, you can seat a six-foot passenger behind a same-size driver, the rear bench is flat so the middle passenger has no cricked-neck worries, and you get a passable amount of storage space in what is a cheery, well-finished cabin.
Meticulously finished carbon fibre and aluminum bodywork are complemented by a lavish leather-wrapped cabin that is pleasantly free of the model-glue epoxy smell that permeated previous editions.
But as evidence of just how much he needed the kind of solace it offered, Dr. King died before the cabin was finished.
In 1852, when Harriet Beecher Stowe finished "Uncle Tom's Cabin," she wrote to a congressman, Horace Mann, who happened to be Nathaniel Hawthorne's brother-in-law, to beg a favor.
