Sentence examples for of your tent from inspiring English sources

Tear down the three walls of your tent seen from the street and you have about as much privacy as I have.

To go winter camping, you need winter – it's all about huddling around the open fire, sipping winter milk, then retreating to the safety of your tent to warm up.

People with all their windows up there have a clear view of your tent,'" Day recalled.

Protecting the contents of your tent overnight is less clear-cut.

She'd sometimes had to barter with them to march: I'll give you a cigarette if you get out of your tent.

And if you let that take a hold, how are you meant to perform, drag yourself out of your tent at 4am after just three hours sleep, to go on another foot patrol, another 18-hour convoy, another 12-hour shift in the operations room?

He opens it "randomly" to Chapter 2 in the Book of Daniel, and reads from it: "And the king, Nebuchadnezzar, answered and said to the Chaldeans, I recall not my dream; if ye will not make known unto me my dream, and its interpretation, ye shall be cut in pieces, and of your tents shall be made a dunghill".

Shut the biting bugs and insects out of your tents by keeping the screens zipped tight when not entering or exiting the tent.

Camping will come with ready-made beds and the option of breakfast brought to your tent.

In this column you'll get a hit of each, like doing a line of blow at the moment of orgasm in your tent at Bonnaroo, baby.

Cue cries of tragedy: no more sharing a warming nip of whisky inside your tent while a blizzard howls outside; no more watching the glorious Antarctic light bounce off the mountains with a beer, or a glass of wine, after a hard day's trekking or researching on the ice.