Sentences with phrase «inside huts»

The salt begins to crystallise after several hours of drying, which are then scraped off, collected and brought inside huts for the filtration processes.

As cautious outsiders, we watch the inhabitants of these villages as they herd their children inside the huts while we pass, commanding them in one of the 100 dialects of their still - intact ancient language — a language they are reluctant to share with the eager anthropologists who come to study their way of life.

He would wake now, more violently each night, certain that what he could hear was teh sounds of feet on floorboards, not outside on the veranda but inside the hut, creeping closer and closer to his bed.

Entitled: The Last Thing I Said To You Is Don't Leave Me Here - I (2000) and The Last Thing I Said To You Is Don't Leave Me Here - II (2000), this diptych shows a nude Emin on her knees inside the hut.

Furthermore, electricity is orders of magnitude safer and healthier than burning dung for cooking and heating inside a hut.

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It was basically a hut with a drive - through — I'm not even sure it had a seating area inside — and it was the perfect fare for my fellow dormmates and me: high on fat and flavor, incredibly cheap, open all night.

Then one day, while the crew ate lunch inside one of the huts, they were blasted by a boom — «calamitously loud, like a volcano blowing up,» Brückner recalls.

The museum is a bamboo hut, much like the huts seen in the movie, but with a collection of memorabilia inside.

A South African field team found the new mosquito species inside reed huts in rural villages in the malaria - prone nation of Malawi.

I quickly identified what did not belong inside the Andean hut: the Safari Guide, an explorer in khaki with a bristly mustache.

The temazcal ritual usually involves spending five hours in a very hot tent or stone hut while a shaman or other religious practitioner uses scorching volcanic rocks doused with healing waters to bring the temperature inside above 170 degrees.

Inside, it feels like you are in Japan, the koi fishes, the little huts and the bridge.

Case in point: while researching The Tenth Circle, her 13th and most adventurous novel yet, the intrepid author huddled inside an Eskimo hut in the dead of winter with a frozen moose thawing on the sideboard to glean the ancient...

Whether that's a sound bet or, as publishing consultant and commentator Martyn Daniels says, amounts to letting «the fox inside the chicken hut» by handing over its customers to Amazon is debatable.

Ferret owners can set up a playground in the play area with toys such as tubes, tunnels, tents, castles, bridges, huts and fabric animal «houses,» and then prepare them ahead of time by hiding treats inside the toys to encourage their pets to search for them.

There are several little huts and dog houses throughout the woods with bedding inside that serve as private nests.

I thanked her and then she retreated inside the cool, dark hut to sit with her family.

They must remain in one bedroom of a small cinder - block hut inside the fence or, for two or three hours a day, in the grassy yard that adjoins it.

On the inside, our spacious hut had all the comforts of a modern hotel room.

The Jungle Bar is to be found inside the Tao» Kombo bamboo huts set up literally in the bush!

Head inside Bludo's hut and open the chest, which contains the Boulder Breaker.

In 1986, When I was 17, I built a big canvas hut with another artist named Tad Beck (also 17 at the time) on the campus of our high school, and we painted the insides with these big pop psychedelic forms - imagine Peter Maxx mixed with Marimekko.

Just inside the entrance of Westwood's Hammer Museum stands a human - sized gingerbread hut by artist Nayland Blake.

Her most iconic photographs are the two self - portraits taken inside her famous beach hut.

Directly inside the entrance to the gallery in Mike Kelley's recent show, one stumbled on The Keep (all works 1998), a trashy, scrap - wood hut issuing hollow «UFO sounds.»

Indoor pollution — caused by burning a fire inside your house, cabin, hut or tent to cook and keep warm — was a deadly global problem until the late 19th century when cheap kerosene, a fossil fuel byproduct, became available in America and Europe.

This tiny hut measures only 8ft 6in wide and looks like something you might find in a scrap yard, yet it is surprisingly luxurious inside.