Sentence examples for a pantry on from inspiring English sources

Two of the nuns operate a pantry on Staten Island.

The Boxing Horse Bistro 223 Main Street, Lakeville (860) 435-0399 Good ATMOSPHERE An attractive free-standing clapboard house, with dining rooms on the first and second floors, with a bar upstairs; a pantry on the ground floor sells cheeses, dressings and other products.

Initially, it was going to be exclusively for that school, sort of like a test run to see how well it does, but I realized there were more students that needed a pantry on their campus.

"We just want to keep a roof over our head". He and his partner pay $850 a month for a small studio in the Fireside Inn, cooking food they get at a pantry on a small portable skillet they place next to the bathroom sink.

"Tears rolled down her face, but there was no more crying," says the now 23-year-old Le. "I thought her eyes were going to fall out of their sockets". Le and her sister were hidden in a secret compartment behind a galley pantry on a fishing boat carrying them and about 60 other refugees--boat people--toward China and Hong Kong.

He'd already worked as a pantry boy on another ship, and in 1949 at the age of 15, arrived in Liverpool with his entire worldly goods in a paper bag.

It led to a trade art scholarship at the Hammersmith School of Arts and Crafts and Building, but at 14, on his beloved father's death, he had to give it up for a job as a pantry boy on a railway dining car in the days when the London, Midland & Scottish emblem meant something.

Only a little less hard to fathom is the transition from Aura Rosenberg's 1989 rocks with pornographic photographs applied to them (which would better have been left unearthed) to her photographic glimpse of a pantry based on a text by Walter Benjamin.

Geraldo, member of the CIW, lamented, "Why do I spend every day harvesting food for the rest of America and then have to stand in line at a food pantry on Thanksgiving for a plate of food?" Sukkot, which begins this week, is the Jewish version of Thanksgiving.

The result is an intriguing experiment in saving land for farming that has united conservation organizations with a diverse group of supporters, ranging from a food pantry on the Upper West Side to an order of nuns in the Hudson Valley.

The church is a few blocks from the Missile's home and runs a food pantry on Tuesday evenings.