Sentence examples for canteen from from inspiring English sources
In the Carecent charity in central York, a steady stream of homeless residents files into its canteen from 8.30 in the morning for a free, eat-as-much as- you-likeat-as-much as
Four older boys - friends of Jack's - stopped by the house on a cycle ride, and for a few moments the kitchen was like a canteen from a boys' school.
In this video, Gypsy Rose Lee herself performs what was one of her standard comedy-striptease routines in "Stage Door Canteen," from 1943, a low-budget wartime entertainment featuring cameos by Harpo Marx, Tallulah Bankhead, and Katharine Hepburn, among many others.
When he got up to the metal detectors he removed: a large military canteen from his pocket (soup?), another huge canteen from the crotch of his jeans (booze?), and a few pounds of dog tags.
Morgan is last seen wondering about the significance of the Fountain and whether it really was the Fountain of Youth, and is seen refilling his empty canteen from the water of the lake.
There must have been hundreds of these on the deck, for the fellows to fill their canteens from.
The raw and cooked pork and chicken in the canteens from 11 Khon Kaen Municipality Schools (average age 10-16 year) were collected between February and March 2013.
Control measures comprised cohort isolation of symptomatic persons, exclusion of norovirus-positive canteen employees from work and disinfection of the canteen's kitchen.
Early implemented preventive measures like cohort isolation and sick leave for ill persons, special leave for healthy military base members, distribution of hand disinfectants, cleaning and disinfection of the Medical Clinic and the canteens' kitchen as well as identification and exclusion of norovirus PCR-positive canteen employees from work may have successfully averted further cases.
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An international company may buy its software from California, send its data to India, purchase its electronic equipment from China and staff its canteen with workers from eastern Europe.The theory dates back to the economist Adam Smith and the principle of specialisation.
