What is "big cabin"

Usage examples of "big cabin".

The big cabin of the Sno-Cat was equipped with a regular workshop with tools fit to deal with just about every mechanical breakdown, and already his driver-mechanic-1 didn't envy him his murderous task even though he was reportedly working behind heated canvas aprons - had stripped down the engine and was cleaning pistons, cylinder walls and valves of the unburnt carbon deposits that had finally ground the big tractor to a halt.

Sharpe looked about the big cabin that was furnished with two sofas, a sideboard, a low table, a harp and an enormous teak bed with ivory inlays on the headboard.

It was just as if Pomfret had returned and now sat back there in the big cabin.

A bustle sound from the big cabin, and outside horses stamped and men talked.

Then he shifted the big cabin trunk out of the way, toppling it on to its side with a crash.

It wasn't a very big cabin and it took me only a minute to find what I was looking for.

Doc herded them all together, gadget thieves and submarine men, in the light from the big cabin, which had caught fire and was blazing in the wind.

The gadget it was all about, the plane-hunting rocket, they found thoroughly smashed where it had been set up beside the big cabin.

There was only the droning of the plane motors and someone talking at another point in the big cabin and—.

Here on the ship they don't have separate quarters -- they share one big cabin.

By the time she reached the big cabin, she was exhausted, panting harder than Tink and giggling at his antics.

I tried to picture him, sitting there in his big cabin making the decision.

It was a fairly big cabin filled with metal boxes the size of those old steamer trunks you see in antique shops.