big top, circus tent, round top, top - a canvas tent to house the audience at a circus performance; "he was afraid of a fire in the circus tent"; "they had the big top up in less than an hour"
Moreover, the white of worn canvas tents against green carries far.
About 2,300 people gathered beneath a canvas tent emblematic of Graham's 1949 Los Angeles revival that marked his breakthrough as a religious leader.
THE WIND howled and pressed hard against the canvas tent walls, which leaked cold air and chilled all of us to the bone.
In the double living room area under a wide canvas tent, you are surrounded by Persian rugs, wooden travel chests, pith hats, zebra hides and animal trophy heads.
It was seventeen feet long with an open cockpit and a covered bow, where we stowed our gear, including a mammoth canvas tent that we had borrowed from a neighbour, and which took well over an hour to put up.
Through its website and iPhone app, Tentrr allows users to book at least 15 acres of private land and a fully equipped campsite that includes lounge chairs, a queen-size cot, a picnic table, a stone fire pit and a large canvas tent (already set up, of course).
Through its website and iPhone app, Tentrr allows users to book at least six hectares of private land and a fully equipped campsite that includes lounge chairs, a queen-size cot, a picnic table, a stone fire pit and a large canvas tent (already set up, of course).
One reader will win a weekend glamping in a supercomfy canvas tent which sleeps two adults and up to four kids.
Lodging on these fishing expeditions came in the form of an enormous canvas tent stitched together by a woman named Hillary, who felt entitled to plaster her name on the front door flap.
VERY soon Ram Lalla shall be housed under a canvas tent developed by the Indian Institute of Technology ( IIT), Roorkee.
To a chid the Eisteddfod was immense back in my day but it was a canvas tent which flapped in the wind.