Sentence examples for old shack from inspiring English sources

Old shack hands looked on the bright side: At least the space was clean.

Her old shack sits in the backyard, a dilapidated reminder of the past.

"The biggest concern we heard from people throughout all this, was whether we were going to keep the old shack," Mrs. Doré said.

That affection for their workplace remains, despite the women being made to work in an "old shack with an asbestos roof" that let in the rain and housed rats and mice.

All this is very sad and complicated to me because I think of practically nothing else but poetry when I'm not thinking about my old shack on Burrard Inlet but like so extremely few poems of any kind by anybody..."...

We learn of the singer's birth in Chattanooga (either in 1892 or 1894, depending on which family record is to be believed) and of the old shack, described with foul-mouthed flair, that the Smiths called home.

I spent many happy hours watching Scooby inadvisably enter spooky old shacks and dodgy-looking factories, only to squeal with delight as ghouls loomed and caretakers were unmasked.

The town's largest landlord, a family named Blocker, owns several hundred old shacks and mobile homes, many rusting and mildew-stained, which can rent for upward of two hundred dollars a week, a square-footage rate approaching Manhattan's.

Open 10am-5.45pm, Tues-Sun, $2. Way to go Where to stay: I had always wanted to stay in one of the old shacks on a wild night with the rain beating on the corrugated iron roof.

In the 1920's, a local sheriff named Charlie Brown found out that a highway from Baker was planned here, and he purchased what was then nothing more than the train station and a few old shacks.

In the coastal resort town of Rosarito old shacks share ocean views with new $250,000 condos built for gringos.