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The phrase "a cellar with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific feature or characteristic of a cellar, often followed by a noun that specifies what the cellar contains or is associated with.
Example: "They transformed a cellar with a vintage wine collection into a cozy tasting room."
Alternatives: "a basement featuring a" or "a cellar containing a".
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All this Mrs. Boehm, the daughter of working-class Italian immigrants, built from a business begun in a cellar with a $1,000 loan.
William Driscoll, a forest-products industry executive in Riverside, a section of Greenwich, has a cellar with a 1,700-bottle 1,700-bottle
Lawrence Calcano, a managing director at Goldman Sachs, hired Mr. Goldenberg to build a cellar with a 5,000-bottle 5,000-bottlehis Greenwicapacity
Mr. Curran gleefully listed the house's features: four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, a cellar with a laundry room, a fireplace and stained glass windows.
In Austria we had a cellar with a sandy floor where we kept celery and apples all winter, and one of my favorite salads begins with celery root and apples, cut into matchsticks and dressed with a good cider vinegar.
He became a cop in Flint, Michigan and shot it out in a cellar with a bad man.
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"A cellar with Jews," he writes.
Living there in a cellar with rats for two years.
Very civilised, with a lacquered smoking room, a cellar with live jazz, and cocktails that are more than equal to the décor makes this as swell as it gets.
Very civilized, with a lacquered smoking room, a cellar with live jazz and cocktails that are more than equal to the décor makes this as swell as it gets.
I spend the first week digging out an old cellar with a pickaxe and shovel.
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