Sentences with phrase «people under a tent»

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The beer tent will be under a marquee, provided by H V Marquees, and will be available for people aged over-18.

People were bundled up and huddling under the tents to keep out of the rain.

We were married January 23 in a traditional Hawaiian ceremony in our yard overlooking the Lana'i channel, under a huge tent with 125 people.

Ticket prices begin at $ 125 per person for outside of tent, sky - view seating, $ 225 per person for under the tent seating and $ 50 for children ages 3 to 10.

We believe the best way to experience and Holidays & Tours is through the eyes of the local people, a local specialist of Morocco Tours & Treks with a professional, knowledgeable and highly qualified team of multilingual guides and local drivers, that travel at your own pace during your journey to Morocco, allowing flexibility in your Morocco tour itinerary and comfort in the suggested accommodations and stays that are always in unique hotels, auberges (Inns), Kasbahs and riads in Moroccan traditional styles and architecture, Sahara desert camps under the bedouin tents in the middle of the dunes at Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga with overnight camel trek.

Meals (including fresh fish tacos with handmade tortillas) are eaten family - style, and nights are spent in simple two - person safari tents — or directly under the stars, if you prefer.

There's a galley kitchen with built - in cabinetry for better storage, while the roof top tent expands to sleep four — not including the three people you can have sleeping below (two inside, one under the awning).

This 12 - square - metre (129 square - foot) portable tent features marine - grade plywood, a thick, rot - proof and waterproof canvas covering, telescopic roof poles, a crown cap, a removable door — all with a tool - free assembly that sets up in under two hours (with three people though)-- making a structure that is surprisingly balanced between strength, spaciousness and excellent maneuverability.

I completely disagree with the idea of taking people who are already engaged in the unauthorized practice of law and bringing them «under the tent.»

There are thousands of people in big cities that are choosing to live in tents under overpasses, or in the urban jungle on the river banks.

She began by enlisting the help of the only people she knew: Bernard — her translator friend, David - a 19 - year - old boy who lived in a camping tent on her roof, and Say Say - a woman who lived with her children in a makeshift tent in her front yard (after the earthquake, they were still too afraid to sleep under a heavy roof).