Sentence examples for no cabin from inspiring English sources

Several flights have been made with no cabin at all.

They are purely racing boats, with no cabin house or lifeline.

We missed the predinner cocktail hour that first night, enjoying ourselves instead with champagne in our cabin (we brought our own; there was only the minibar, no cabin service), speculating on the view beyond our lifeboat.

As the celebrity guest of the Mercury Redbone Celebrity Tournament Series, a fishing event to raise money for cystic fibrosis, Mr. Havlicek was in for a cold, wet, miserable morning, facing high winds and pouring rain in a small boat with no cabin.

Interior finish and materials quality are exceptional for this class and there is no cabin more ecologically conceived as this.

Soon I am hauling my suitcase up a nearly vertical gangway (no cabin stewards, evidently) and wheezing onto the deck of the USS Cleveland, a 570-foot amphibious transport ship that does not look as if it has a Starbucks onboard, or a penthouse suite.

And goodbye to the strangely Ralph Laurenish replica of the no-fun, no-frills cabin where Thoreau had lived in the woods so economically, on his friend Emerson's land.

There is no quaint, comfy lodge; no cabins.

While watching the latest X-Men movie, Logan, one scene that particularly stood out for me was when the characters drove along a highway featuring driverless trucksThe trucks have no cabins and are essentially just containers on wheels.

The following week, my KTV flesh-peddler warns me that there are no cabins and no work.

Not that business travellers are set apart, since everybody piles into the same no-frills cabin, with free-for-all seating and pay-for-all drinks and sandwiches; but business travellers tend to book late (and so more expensively) and travel mid-week.