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Meanings of army hut in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hut"
Examples for "hut"
1
He is in the hut now; he sits yonder in the shadow.
2
Provided one held no inimical intentions toward the hut's owner, of course.
3
One of McLean's cultures; bacteria and moulds; illustrating micro-organisms in the hut
4
The appointed time has come to us.' He pointed to the hut.
5
Forester and Marco concluded to remain in this hut for the night.
Usage of army hut in English
1
Their living quarters were a caravan, an army hut and a garden shed.
2
You mean a wooden hut, like it might be an army hut, with an iron roof, and windows all along?
3
The Salvation Army hut was home to the boys over there.
4
The Salvation Army hut was a scene of constant activity.
5
One day he happened into the Salvation Army hut.
6
And they entered the Salvation Army hut smiling.
7
Salvation Army huts gave the soldiers "jawbone," this being the soldier's name for credit.
8
The Salvation Army hut had been turned over to the hospital, so they found another old building.
9
First soldier: "Let's go to the Salvation Army hut."
10
They asked him where there was a Salvation Army hut; but there was none in that particular section.
11
Five months passed and then the money was turned in to a Salvation Army hut and forwarded to him.
12
On such occasions the Salvation Army hut was turned over to them and they would sleep on the floor.
13
Soon, most became disillusioned with the lack of work and the cold army huts in which they were housed near Limerick.
14
Over at the Salvation Army hut another service had been going forward with equal interest, the dedication of the new building.
15
A few army huts on the height above Kellia Bay mark the headquarters where Col. Hughes and his Anzac staff are living.
16
He fumbled in his pocket, brought out a card, saw that this was the Salvation Army hut, and almost shouted with joy.