Sentence examples for barracks off from inspiring English sources

The three-storey Block 151 of Roberts Barracks (off Martlesham Road) still stands today, but is now part of the Ministry of Defence's Changi Airbase Camp.

Attacking barracks and making off with police rifles and ammunition is how the Maoists have armed themselves.

The wide streets that encircle the crenelated walls of the fort, one of New Delhi's main tourist attractions as well as an army barracks, are blocked off and empty of traffic.

As they take her to the Barracks, she sets off an alarm heralding the arrival of Ben's enemies.

For veggie comfort food (parsnip and butterbean soup, beetroot and chocolate cake) there's The Good Life in Barracks Passage, off Wyle Cop.

"There was a small stampede when explosions were heard," said a witness near the Ikeja cantonment, the site of the sealed-off barracks.

Detectives also revealed that one of the first motorists to come across the bloody scene at the barracks was an off-duty nurse who administered life-saving treatment to some of the injured.

The three chatted about college over burgers at a Five Guys restaurant and then headed for Admiral's Hill, a former Navy barracks on the waterfront, to set off the fireworks: pinwheels, Roman candles and other largely innocuous types.

There, she sees and endures the rigors of barracks life, then wanders off the base and meets an old townswoman who invites her to her home — an apartment building that, like all the others, has been shattered in attacks by the Russian Army.

There, she sees and endures the rigors of barracks life, then wanders off the base and meets an old townswoman, who invites her to her home — an apartment building that, like all the others in town, has been shattered in attacks by the Russian Army.

The government's plan to destroy Gezi Park, a section of Taksim Square, and build a replica Ottoman Army barracks and mall set off weeks of violent street protests, presenting Mr. Erdogan with the greatest political crisis he has faced in more than a decade in power.