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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a barn with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a barn that has a specific feature or characteristic that follows the phrase.
Example: "We visited a barn with a beautiful red roof that stood out against the green fields."
Alternatives: "a barn featuring a" or "a barn that has a".
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In the darkness, Mr. Vehnick found a barn with a phone inside and called 911, the sheriff's office said.
A barn with a stone grain silo is planned to be renovated to serve as an event space.
Pat Thaddeus compares it to looking at an elephant with a magnifying glass, or painting a barn with a quarter-inch brush.
Built in 2007, the exterior was made to look like a barn, with a metal roof and large sliding doors with crisscrossed wood planks.
The property also has a three-bedroom guest cottage; a barn with a one-bedroom loft; a baseball field; and a pond.
We went into the funeral chapel, which was just a barn with a Star of David on it, and saw the old horse-drawn hearse.
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As for Tressel's archery skills, Nickey said, "He couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with an arrow".
The L.A.-area ranch includes a 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foothree guest roomaina barn withouseattached apartment and an office; a withshop; rodeo-quality roping and riding arena; pool, spa, cabana and gym with sauna.
There's also a barn with two stalls, a deck and a hot tub.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The property has a barn with five horse stalls and a hayloft.
The grounds include English country gardens, a swimming pool and a barn with two horse stalls.
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