Sentence examples for former cabin from inspiring English sources

There was also a second manuscript account from the ship's former cabin boy Thomas Nickerson, that only surfaced long afterwards.

Of the novel's three main characters, Elisabeth and a young former cabin boy named Auguste are the more fully portrayed, and each comes under Jean-Claude's spell.

Fly Guy solicited tips via a post on his Facebook page, in which he asked current and former cabin crew members from around the globe about the number-one thing passengers can do to score better service.

See art and climb stairs, a five mile loop that includes 20 public stairways, along with visits to the neighborhood's historic art landmarks, including the former cabin residences of pioneering Echo Park artists Paul Landacre and Edward Middleton Manigault, who literally died to preserve the purity of his work.

The off-grid former railway cabin outside Crickhowell, in the Brecon Beacons national park, is a mix of log cabin simplicity and rustic decadence, with a hand-built kitchen, freestanding bath, solar-powered lighting, wood-burning stove, double platform bed and chunky wooden bunks (for under-eights only).

Its latest addition is Nordenskiold, an electricity-free former hunting cabin, that stands beside a glacier.

The next hike began near Stevenson's former honeymoon cabin at the Highway 29 trailhead.

Rediscovery He grew up in a former slave cabin on the edge of Griffin, Ga., a rural town between Atlanta and Macon, and he quit school after the fourth grade.

The state purchased the plantation in 1901, but convicts still slept in former slave cabins and worked seven days a week, cultivating sugarcane and cotton.

The family lived in a log cabin, former slave quarters, and tended the tobacco fields as their slave ancestors had done.

In unsentimental prose, Skloot describes traveling with her to Clover, Va., where Henrietta grew up in her grandfather's cabin, former slave quarters in a town where the black Lackses and the white Lackses don't mix.