Sentence examples similar to ramshackle set up from inspiring English sources
Follow @somsaa_london on Twitter for updates Chef Andy Oliver's tribute to Thailand was hot stuff, a ramshackle set-up in the archway owned by the Climpson's coffee roastery, home to some of the finest Thai food you'll get outside Thailand (and inside, too).
The commission, set up in a slightly ramshackle old farmhouse in Pemberton Township, which it still occupies, drew the blueprint.
He bought two commercial fishing permits and two small boats, hired three crew members and set up shop in a ramshackle loft onshore.
He knows which neighborhoods are plagued by packs of feral dogs, and which ramshackle building contains a recording studio with equipment still set up as if its occupants just left for lunch.
Owned by brother and sister, Christina and Alvaro Olson, this ramshackle farmhouse about 20 minutes from Rockland is where Andrew Wyeth set up his summer studio.
A short walk away, Neil Wale, 47, a former miner who has set up a welding business in the mine's ramshackle old electrical shop with his 18-year-old son, offered a judgment that was still more brusque.
When the local, genteel Liberal Club in 1912 balked at admitting Goldman and the historian W. E. B. Dubois (who had come to the Village from Atlanta to edit the recently founded N.A.A.C.P.'s journal) on the grounds of politics (Goldman) and race (Dubois), the bohemian cadre bolted and set up their own insistently bohemian Liberal Club at 137 Macdougal Street in a ramshackle old row house.
Saw, set up, saw, and set up.
Set up bookshelves nearby.
