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Example sentences for "our camp"

  • At our camp, which was in latitude 24 degrees 0.

  • Burges and Walcott, I proceeded to examine the country to the eastward of our camp.

  • Moved on to our camp of the 9th, and halted there for the remainder of the day.

  • We were minus two by the time we had arrived at our camp, but seven miles from Rehenneko, our first instalment of the debt we owed to Makata.

  • In an hour and a half, we arrived at our camp in the Kinyamwezi village of Mkwenkwe, the birthplace--of our famous chanter Maganga.

  • Our camp was in a large boma, about a quarter of a mile from the Sultan's tembe.

  • Our camp was on high ground, and from the open front of my tent I could look down over a steep bank thirty feet to the river, racing past with its ceaseless roar.

  • For more than two miles above our camp we kept to a fine bear trail.

  • Joe and Gilbert put up the tents, while down at our camp fire at the shore George made the bannocks and Job skinned, dressed, and cooked the porcupine.

  • George, Gilbert and I climbed the hill back of our camp in hopes of catching a first glimpse of Seal Lake, but we could not see it.

  • It was rough, hard walking, and occasional showers fell which made it worse.

  • To interest myself I began to count my kill; but when it had reached one hundred and fifty, and yet they came, I gave it up.

  • But I only thought, "They will know how to manage that," and picking up my kodaks I climbed up the bank to avoid the willows.

  • With this additional force my wife also accompanied me to our camp at Belinian.

  • They promised to arrive to-morrow, and to establish a daily market at our camp.

  • He only went out daily, at a certain time, to collect subscriptions for the pay of his beloved rascals, the bonosoora; but this led him through the town in the opposite direction to our camp, therefore we never saw him.

  • Fortunately we had some flour and a bottle of curry-powder; therefore we dined off dhurra-porridge and curry, and lay down on our camp-sheets to sleep.

  • Clock Sent off George Drewyer & Peter Crousett with Some tobacco to invite the Otteaus if at their town and Panies if they Saw them to Come and talk with us at our Camp &c.

  • West of our Camp, to invite the Chiefs & principal men of that nation to come & talk with us &.

  • Lewis walked out above this creek and killed an Elk which he found So meager that it was not fit for use, and joined the boat at Dusk at our Camp on the S.

  • Continued on with the wind imediately a head, and Came too on a large Sand bar in the middle of the river, we Saw a man opposit to our Camp on the L.

  • Upon returning to our camp, I moved on the party, delighted once more with the prospect of being actively employed.

  • The latitude of our camp at Baxter's range was 32 degrees 40 minutes S.

  • At our camp, a steep bank of the watercourse presented an extensive geological section, but there was nothing remarkable in it, the substrata consisting only of a kind of pipe clay.

  • You may be interested in a picture of our camp on the Allalaer River in Norway.

  • I think that describes the whole of our camp.

  • The tide ran up to our camp, the fresh water coming from the north-west.

  • Luff and Douglas now began to get better, but being still unable to walk, we could not break up our camp.

  • This evening we saw a large alligator, about twenty feet long, rising to the surface of the water, close to our camp.

  • Mr. Milton and I were greatly annoyed by the absence of our rifles; and he proposed that we should leave the mule where he stood, go back to our camp, get our guns, and kill the sheep.

  • For the benefit of our camp-fire, our cook proceeded to hitch his rope around a dry cottonwood log and snake it close up to our tent.

  • Early on that November morning Mr. Jeff Milton and I left our chilly lair in a lava ravine, and most foolishly left both our rifles at our camp.

  • We could discern the trail for many miles on its tortuous course, but could see no sign of a camp, or of horses feeding, and we returned to our camp.

  • Our camp to-night is on Antelope creek, about five miles from the Yellowstone river.

  • From the top of the mountain back of our camp we can see to-night a smoke rising from another peak, which some of our party think is a signal from one band of the Indians to another, conveying intelligence of our progress.

  • At nightfall we were at home again in our camp, with half a score of onananiche, weighing from one to four pounds each.

  • The river poured into it at the head, foaming and raging down a long chute, and swept out of it just in front of our camp in a merry, musical rapid.

  • Sunday was a very peaceful day in our camp.

  • He must have made some inquiries and reflections during the day, for that night he paid a visit to our camp.

  • I have already hinted at those masterpieces of voracity for which the region is renowned; yet the undoubted facts related around our camp-fires, and otherwise, a few of which follow, almost beggar belief.

  • The tar, whatever it may be otherwise, is a fuel, and burned in our camp-fires like coal.

  • After joining in a reel of eight, we left the scene with reluctance, the memorable Jig suddenly striking on our ears as we wended our way in the darkness to our camp.

  • I told the headman that he had better show his goodwill by bringing in the man, which he promised to do, and sent him in that night to our camp at Gasht.

  • The parade was dismissed, and, headed by the pipes of the general's escort and of the 4th Gurkhas, we marched back to our camp.

  • By two o'clock we had reached the village of Gurka, where we were met by a deputation, from whom we demanded certain supplies to be brought to our camp on pain of severe punishment if not complied with, and by 4 P.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "our camp" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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