When Pierre at last reached the cantine van near the middle of the train, he found it already besieged.
Guersaint remained by himself on the platform, near the open door, smoking a cigarette, whilst Pierre hastened to the cantine van, where he knew he would find the doctor on duty, with his travelling pharmacy.
The Sisters of the Assumption were now arriving, and the ladies joined them in front of the cantine van.
It so happened that Pierre intended going to the cantine carriage to fetch some broth for Marie.
Sister Saint-Francois, seeing that she could render no help, was now about to return to the cantine van.
Then, as Ferrand seemed on the point of returning to the cantine van, Sister Hyacinthe begged him to take another look at the strange man before he went off.
Sister Hyacinthe had nimbly alighted from her compartment, leaving the dead man in the charge of Sister Claire des Anges; and, losing her head somewhat, she ran off to the cantine van in the idea that Ferrand would be able to help her.
Thereupon Sister Hyacinthe, who was leaning out of the window exchanging a last smile with Ferrand, who stood at the door of the cantine van, exclaimed: "Here she comes!
I persuaded him to breakfast with us, and it ended by his opening a window, and calling out to some soldiers passing by to give notice at the cantine that Sergeant Trubert was not coming to breakfast.
The cantine is for those who have babies," Alice answered.
Baptist church at Cantine creek, on an anti-slavery basis.
As you see, I invariably reach thecantine an hour after the others.
I have said that the cantine are the cellars where the people keep their wine.
There were several other cantine hard by, and other parties that had come like ourselves to take a walk and get some wine.
The Red Cross has a cantine at the station in what used to be the buffet.
The voyageurs give to this liquor store the name 'Cantine Salope.
I would I had something better than Rette's strong coffee in which to pledge you, but, as you see, Fort de Seviere has no cantine salope.
Therefore accept with my compliments this small gift, which, as you say you have no cantine salope, must come most happily.
The number of the earth-heaps known as the Cantine Mounds is about fifty, small and great.
On the right meanders the Cantine Creek, which gives the name to the group of mounds, betraying at intervals its bright surface through the belt of forest by which it is margined.
Cantine commanding a regiment of militia arrived during the day.
Cauldwell was in full retreat, and though pursued by Colonel Pawling with his regiment of Levies and Colonel Cantine with a regiment of State Militia, for some days, finally escaped.
Cantine being also in pursuit, I returned, not having any prospect of overtaking him.
Two English girls, the Miss Gracies, had opened a cantine at this dépôt.
He had found the bag night before last, he said, between the Cantine de Proz and Bourg St. Pierre.
We came to the Cantine de Proz, fast asleep in its lonely valley, and so we went on and on, our souls tuned to music and poetry by the song of the stars and the beauty of the night: But slowly a change stole over us.
I hadn't thought of that, as you said so few people ever stopped at the Cantine over night.
There," said Joseph, pointing, "is the Cantine de Proz.
He had the rücksack I had noticed at the Cantine de Proz in one hand, and with the other he had just drawn a knife from the belt under his coat.
The searchers had returned empty-handed, having gone back as far as the Cantine de Proz; and on the oath of Innocentina (more than one, alas!
So they went off, and where they will pass the night, their saints alone know, for it is all but certain that they will never get such animals as those even as far as the Cantine de Proz.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cantine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
