Sentence examples for been warehoused from inspiring English sources
noun
A place for storing large amounts of products (wares). In logistics, a place where products go to from the manufacturer before going to the retailer.
It is as if the detritus of dozens of sad lives has been warehoused yet remains in use.
The Smithsonian also promised to build a new storage and research centerin Suitland, Md., for the bulk of the collection, which previously had been warehoused in the Bronx.
"People have been warehoused in prison-like conditions indefinitely, which has caused serious harm to them and their families," McKim said.
The prison population has swelled to overflowing as suspects facing federal drug trafficking and weapons charges have been warehoused in state prisons that are poorly equipped to handle them.
The hundreds of billions of dollars in the shadow banking system the notorious SIVs and conduits that have caused the banks so much pain have been warehoused there to get round the rules.
This has been a long-term goal of their advocates, who say that mentally ill New Yorkers have been warehoused in adult homes that provide minimal care while segregating them from society and stripping them of their dignity and initiative.
"These children were warehoused in Hale House," he said.
What is warehoused here is people — about 7,500 on any given day — detained by the New York City Department of Correction.
The final components and structures were warehoused in June 2004 and site assembly is finished in 2007.
"You're just here to be warehoused.
About 80% of the distillery's production is warehoused on the island, and the balance is warehoused at various warehouses on the mainland.
