Sentence examples for hut out from inspiring English sources

In Subei, they built a hut out of mud and straw, leaving slits for windows.

The author himself built the hut out of oak and elm, with slate tiles for the roof.

Pembrokeshire seafood and seaweed shack Café Mor (now the Pembrokeshire Beach Food Company) built a hut out of salvaged driftwood to complement its produce.

We had lunch, then the older boy tried to make fire by rubbing sticks together, his little brother attending solemnly, and they spent the rest of the day constructing a hut out of branches.

At Longyearbyen in Svalbard, Basecamp Spitsbergen (00 47 79 02 46 00; basecampexplorer.com) is one of Norway's more original hotels, built using recycled driftwood and lashings of design nous to recreate a trapper's hut out on the ice; there's an excellent bar and restaurant.

God said, your name is mudand the thing about mud is you got to throw it downrepeatedly to remove the airand sometimes cut itand rejoin it with another part.If stars are made of dust, it's not the same stuff,God said;you can't make a hut out of it, only heaven,and when I said dust to dust,that's not what I meant.

But here, as Wotan sings these lines, Brünnhilde wanders around Hunding's curious little hut, checking out the bedroom, quite self-absorbed.

So with the help of a Japanese graduate student, Jun Makino, Dr. Hut set out to design a special-purpose chip.

When the survivors in the hut walked out, the snow was littered with the bodies of their friends and companions.

The tin roofs of farmers' huts stood out, shining in the sun in a sea of drab brown.

On one of the walls of the family's hut an out-of-date calendar shows a green meadow, contrasting to the surroundings.