Sentence examples for a grain store from inspiring English sources

In Rawalpindi, my family ran a grain store in the centre of the city which was predominantly Muslim.

Geneva's, which was a grain store in the 19th century, houses luxury goods in two sites with floor space equivalent to 22 football pitches.Luxembourg is not alone in trying to replicate this success.

Like Vejer itself, the hotel has a long history (it's made up of eight houses, dating from the 10th to the 17th centuries, with a 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldyards and a grain store), and is aesthetically pleasing and seductively relaxing.

By the late 17th century it had been converted into a grain store by raising the floor to protect its contents from damp.

What did a former London power station and a Lancashire bus station have, that a Dorset seafront cinema and a derelict grain store in Oxfordshire lacked?

A night in the tipi costs £49.50pp, or you can stay in the hotel's new "staddle hut", a converted grain store which stands on a raised support, 4ft off the ground, in the shape of nine stone mushrooms, from £129pp per night.

He built a large grain store opposite the mill and opened offices and a depot in Launceston.

Built in, through and around the grandiloquent brick shell of a 1950s grain store, Baltic is something new in this country.

It is the period details, however, that impress: ancient heraldic and hunting tapestries; sloping stone windowsills, flagged floors and gnarled old timbers; the curious triangular windows in the dining room (vents in what was a Norman grain store).

So he spent the first five years working from a former pig pen in the middle of the countryside, before upgrading to a converted grain store eight miles from Truro in Cornwall.

The building then did time as a commercial grain store, before it went through another conversion and opened as Abingdon's Old Gaol Leisure Centre in 1976.