Sentence examples for primitive house from inspiring English sources
At the time, Tom was staying at Nelly's rural retreat, a primitive house a few hours' drive from the city, where he had withdrawn in an effort to finish writing his book on Henry James.
But last summer, Ms. Fichtel chose to stay -- at great expense to her Larchmont parents -- with a Bolivian family for a few weeks in its primitive house tucked away in the Andes, where she helped renovate a hospital and build a greenhouse with 14 other teenagers.
We'd started off putting primitive house tracks together in 1988, influenced by the likes of Farley Jackmaster Funk and Krush, and recording in the newly-opened Blue Chip Studios in Stafford.
The earliest account of such a structure is given by the Gallic bishop Arculf, who visited Jerusalem between 679 and 682, and describes a very primitive house of prayer able to accommodate up to 3,000 worshippers, constructed of wooden beams and boards over pre-existing ruins.
We clear the roads, but we're still treated like dirt here". Soon after they arrived, the soldiers were moved from containerized housing units, aluminum shipping containers that hold two or three soldiers, to tents, the most primitive housing on the base.
His pieces resemble mounds, altars, primitive houses, tools and utilitarian or ritual vessels.
The people lived mostly in primitive houses at that time and under primitive hygienic conditions.
(Or maybe a better word to describe it is primitive: "The house that I live in used to be a chicken coop and a pigsty," she said).
Even Mr. Lubomirov's offer of a condo could not sway Igor, who says there is something special about living in a primitive wooden house.
He and his wife, two dogs in tow, had just arrived from the primitive ranch house a couple of hours north of the city where they spend most of their time.
Mr. Stitt absorbed a taste for relatively unadorned cooking during the weeks that he spent "chopping vegetables and pulling weeds from the arugula bed" at Mr. Olney's primitive hillside house at Solliès-Toucas in the south of France.
