Sentence examples similar to flying sheets from inspiring English sources

As I tried to stand up, I put the tip of the tent pole through the fly sheet, leaving a large, L-shaped tear.

In any given year, the members of a JPAC field team can expect to spend 5 or 10 months overseas, often in the dank, dark jungles of Southeast Asia, huddling through the rainy season below a canvas fly sheet while sifting through a mountain of mud for tiny shards of bone.

The latter, called A Thousand and One Books, will be based next to the shoe shop in North Greenwich, allowing members of the public to choose a book that is someone else's favourite and which they have donated or paid for, and which includes a fly sheet in which the donor explains why they love it.

Blanket her with a nylon fly sheet, a neck covering, and a fly mask with ear coverings if she is going to be outside.

While there are many considerations that go into choosing a tent, there are a few more specific things to take into account when anticipating rain:, there are a few more specific things to take into account when anticipating rain: The tent should have a full fly sheet with sufficient overhang to prevent upwards splashing of mud from being a big problem.

"We've been hearing from my colleagues in [the city of] Tacloban that they've seen galvanised iron sheets flying just like kites," Mai Zamora, of the charity World Vision, told the BBC.

She told the BBC that colleagues had described seeing "galvanised iron sheets flying just like kites".

"We've been hearing from my colleagues in [the city of] Tacloban that they've seen galvanised iron sheets flying just like kites".

Es Devlin--last seen at the Park Avenue Armory with the impressive Massive Attack v Adam Curtis -- gets those broad sheets flying high and Oberon's lifting-and-lowering platform going and poles dropping and rising and carried about as the ominous, dream-inducing woods.

And the impression you get, finally, is of urban hub-bub, quite as if it were you, not Moncure Conway, riding the Fulton and Myrtle Avenue horsecar in September, 1855, assailed by snatches of overheard conversations and the loose-flying sheets of an inky penny paper.

The next second Benjamin yanked at his rod, and a red and white Hemköp goodie bag came flying over the sheet, attached by a clothespin.