Sentence examples for portable round from inspiring English sources

The Kyrgyz have been nomads since time immemorial, following flocks of sheep and yaks to pasture lands as the seasons change and living in portable round tents called yurts.

The three ethnic groups practice a collective lifestyle which is based on tight kinship relations among households (HHs) who set up their homesteads (portable round tents called ger in the Mongolian language) close to each other in so-called khot ail.

[Trying to stand up from the toilet, fell on her back] "I grabbed the portable arms round the loo when I lost balance but they tilted.

Swivel Seat Cushion: A round portable cushion that turns 360 degrees to help drivers and passengers rotate their body into and out of their vehicle.

Every morning I would wake up and look at myself in a round portable mirror that rested on the windowsill, and forced myself to look at my skin in the mirror.

But by that Thursday, nearly everyone had become caught up in the frenzied prospect of World Cup glory, and now, with the ushers trying to coax the audience to take their seats, and with the cast and crew huddled round a portable TV in the dressing room, a place in the final was a mere 90 minutes away.

GA'A, Libya — Five months after the armed uprising erupted in Libya, a new round of portable antiaircraft missiles — weapons that governments fear could be obtained by terrorists and then fired at civilian jetliners — have been slipping from storage bunkers captured by rebels.

Page A8 MISSILES MISSING IN LIBYA Five months after the armed uprising erupted in Libya, a fresh round of portable antiaircraft missiles -- weapons that governments fear could be obtained by terrorists and then fired at civilian jetliners -- have disappeared from storage bunkers captured by rebels.

In 1980, he hit it big again with the Micro-Go-Round, a portable turntable for microwave ovens.

The Kazakhs were traditionally pastoral nomads, dwelling year-round in portable, dome-shaped tents (called gers, or yurts) constructed of dismountable wooden frames covered with felt.

The Army Corps of Engineers is rounding up portable pumps from Baton Rouge and elsewhere that can pump floodwaters into the Mississippi, but such pumps are slow.