Sentence examples for barn built in from inspiring English sources

Dunau and Wujnovich live in a converted dairy barn, built in the 1800s.

6. Concerts at this longstanding festival take place in an atmospheric barn built in 1916.

Concerts, which take place in an atmospheric barn built in 1916, celebrate the anniversaries of Debussy, Ravel and Philip Glass.

Also stunning is the lofty, 8,000-square-foot 8,000-square-foot 8,000-square-footored in 2006.

(Vivien Schweitzer) Classical Music Maverick Concerts (Saturday and Sunday) Many of this season's concerts, which take place in an atmospheric barn built in 1916, celebrate the Britten centenary.

(Tommasini) Maverick Concerts (Saturday and Sunday) The summer season finishes this weekend at Maverick, where concerts take place in an atmospheric barn built in 1916.

Which, at this point, is admittedly a bit like arguing that we ought to close the doors of barns built in 1832 so that long-dead farmers don't lose their long-dead horses.

The house and a series of six connected barns built in the early 19th century are a showcase of French Canadian antiques: large painted and natural-pine armoires, cupboards, tables and accessories including pottery and bird cages.

The center, on 80 acres dominated by Norman-style stone barns built in the 1930s by John D. Rockefeller Jr., offers workshops and includes the restaurant Blue Hill at Stone Barns, whose chef, Dan Barber, is a proponent of the farm-to-table movement.

Herds with barns built in 2005 were not included, since these herds were in a transition phase with respect to production.

— The Tannery Pond concert hall, a barn built by Shakers in 1834, is an acoustically fine, charmingly rustic space for chamber music.