Sentence examples for cellar built in from inspiring English sources

Underneath there was an old laundry cellar built in the 1900s.

These were concealed in a cellar built by the Jesuit Nicholas Owen.

The exploration reaches deeper, back to the bunker in the mill cellar, built by the captor's father.

And in that rocky place is the small Marisa Cuomo winery, with cellars built into the limestone.

This three-story villa with a cellar was built in 1890 on a lush hilltop overlooking the village of Fianello, less than an hour's drive from Rome.

"I've had fresh tomatoes for Thanksgiving," said Jito Coleman, an environmental engineer who practices the inverted tomato — which should be a yoga pose — in a root cellar he built in the house he designed in Warren, Vt.

The spectacular cellar was built in 2000 and took two years to build.

I'd provide a cellar built of lead..."...

It was cruel irony to have placed the article about the pressure to cede the building that houses the area's only technical high school to the town of Stamford on the same front page that describes the elaborate wine cellars being built in local homes ("House Wine Gets Its Own Room" and "A Tale of 2 Schools, but Only 1 Building," May 7).

His cellar, which he built in his new home in Bergamo in 1970 and 1971, was a testament to the kind of wine he thought worth spiritual investment: "I have an enormous pride in my wine cellar: 70,000 bottles, of which nearly all are Italian," he's quoted in the catalogue section of Camminare.

"They've kept the forts, the castles, and the cellars built by the Europeans in the 17th century.