English example sentences with "camper"

He was not a happy camper.
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He's such a happy camper. Look at his girlfriend!
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I heard that a South American camper was eaten by an anaconda.
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I was wondering where your little camper had taken you both.
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Tom is not a happy camper.
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We had a lot of good times in our camper.
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I'm not a happy camper.
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Tom bought an old ambulance and converted it into a camper.
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Tom lives in a camper.
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Tom isn't a happy camper.
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Tom isn't a happy camper, is he?
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Tom is a happy camper these days.
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Mary isn't a happy camper, is she?
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He isn't a happy camper, is he?
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She isn't a happy camper, is she?
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Yanni parked his camper near the mosque.
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By the time the fire fighters arrived, Yanni's camper had almost burned out.
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The camper was all Yanni had left.
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The missing camper is Yanni.
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Tom lives in a camper van.
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Yanni was looking for a missing camper.
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We're taking the camper van to Portugal this year.
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Ziri heard something outside the camper and decided to go check out what it was.
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Ziri made it back to the camper.
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Ziri moved into a camper van.
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Ziri is a first-time camper.
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Ziri noticed another camper in the distance.
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The rangers were looking for a missing camper.
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Ziri was a first-time camper.
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Ziri was walking back to the camper.
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Felix met another camper named Ziri, from Algeria.
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Dmitri brought his camper.
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Dmitri was a lost camper.
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Fyodor was an experience camper.
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Leonid made it back to his camper.
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The door to Janos's camper opened.
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Janos was back, trying to open the door to Olivia's camper.
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Janos's kids slept in the camper.
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Janos got inside the camper.
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Janos rushed into the camper.
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Janos cowered in the camper, terrified.
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A bright light flashed outside the camper window.
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In the Hall of African Mammals and the Rainforest, Jennifer explains the preciousness of the environment. One young camper understands her message immediately.
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Ziri didn't look like a camper.
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Ziri walked back to his camper.
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Ziri made his way back to his camper.
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He sprinted to the camper.
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I was jogging the direction of the camper.

He got inside the camper and locked the doors.

I booked it back to the camper.

It's the 18th of May of 2025. Around noontime, I walked to Tim Hortons café to enjoy an Iced Coffee with oat milk. On the way, I saw my neighbour friend Rod washing his big camper, as he and his Ukrainian-descent star-savvy wife Joanne intend to camp in Okanagan. The café was really crowded, this Sunday. The long table with an ice hockey rink drawn thereon was full of Orientals: Two Japanese, one in black and one in beige, and the rest were Cantonese. The sky was clearing, with more blue, and the temperature was rising.

In the morning of the 11th of August of 2025, I microwaved the salty sushi-chorizo rice with nori sheets and bitter-melon mung-bean soup. I had also a mug of lukewarm lemon water. I ate on the balcony. Sitting out there near under the potted branching plumeria redeems my lost days of summer. Later, I walked, picking blackberries to munch on the way, to Tim Hortons café, there to have oat-milk iced coffee. Rod stepped in to get breakfast with bottles of orange juice before his and his wife's long camper trip circulating the BC Interior, being back sometime in September. His wife Joanne is open-minded, spiritual, and likes the stars and planets. She's Ukrainian-descent. In the afternoon, sitting and standing on the balcony, feeling the warm breeze, I sip my iced lemon water in a mug. Down below, the neighbour Moli Wong's rose garden reminds me of an Earth scene in Isaac Asimov's book, Pebble in the Sky.