用shack造句子，“shack”造句

Out on a limb with a mouth full of nails, one dad suspends a shack 7 feet above his backyard.

Sitting together in a small red-tiled shack, one says her 25-year-old son has disappeared, like hundreds of Tamil youths in the past three years.

MANY of his fellow senators were born rich and politically connected, but not Harry Reid. His first home was a shack made of wooden railway sleepers, soaked in creosote to keep the termites out.

Three-quarters of all South African families now live in a “formal” home (usually a concrete or brick bungalow instead of a rough shack or thatched mud hut), up from just under two-thirds in 1996.

The silent, heavily bearded archer moves on into a shack, where a man has hangedhimself.

Up we went, going ever deeper into a poorly lighted neighborhood, until eventually we arrived at a small, dark, secluded shack.

Sure enough, a few days later when I stopped by his shack, he presented me with a cicada and a little packet of cicada food.

The family concealed Tom in their shack.

About 10 kilometres from Dakshinpuri, 40-year-old Sunita Gupta, a shack dweller, flashes her biometric smart card.

Uncle Liang, the town’s hermit, who lived in a shack by the reservoir, could have woken from his midday nap early and caught the young thieves clumsily rowing his boat into the open water.

In his shack he fell on his bed and went to sleep.

Out of this he has to pay 250 rand rent to a friend who allows him to live in a one-room shack in his yard, next to seven others.

We leave our taxi and stroll down to a beach shack restaurant, where we find what appears to be the cast of Last of the Summer Wine.

You see, if I'm living in a shack, how can I help you get a mansion?

"Make it up with him," he advised Lizzie, at parting, as they stood in front of the workingman's shack in which she lived, near Sixth and Market.