tent city

I'd like, to see a tent city where you could meet people.

She turned and looked back to the hundreds at the tent city.

He finally called out the army to set up tent cities.

And, with that, he walked off back down to the tent city.

Officials had no choice but to establish a tent city.

And the tent city behind it makes a perfect statement.

The tent city that had been setting up was nearly empty.

A tent city was once allowed for several days, to point up the problems of the homeless.

Not everyone in the tent city is a victim of the storm.

He said there was no water at the tent city to fight the blaze.

Some refuse to go to a tent city, where they would have to live by the Army's rules.

All of them have become little tent cities, crammed with people.

So far, 3,500 refugees are living in these tent cities.

A few days ago, a tent city was set up about a mile from the memorial.

Several substantial homes were built in the tent city and later moved to the present community.

"Come," she said as they approached the edge of the tent city.

So far, the three operating tent cities are home to a total of about 300 residents.

Boredom is perhaps the biggest problem in the tent cities.

In between, the real action is in the tent city.

She had been living in Tent City for six weeks.

He described the town as "just now in its formation period," with a tent city of 500 people.

Nationwide, there may be just a few hundred families in the tent cities.

"Tent cities will be set up in the worst areas," he said on Thursday.

This grouping of tents was often called a tent city.

Aid officials said they hoped to begin moving the refugees to the tent city within days.