Sentence examples for corner of a warehouse from inspiring English sources

In 2003, the company had 15 employees working in the corner of a warehouse.

Somehow it comforts me, if a package is delayed, to at least know it has been sitting ignored in a dusty corner of a warehouse in Oakland, Calif.

"If these are cheap, enough I might buy a couple of them," he said, eyeing a stack of computers sitting in a corner of a warehouse.

IT used to be that office tenants would set up operations in sleek high-rise buildings and that light industrial users in need of an office would carve out a corner of a warehouse, put up walls, move in desks and install telephones and computers.

The going rate for an old machine is about $25,000 – not bad for a bit of discarded metal in the corner of a warehouse.

Nearly half of the people in the official camps are 18 and under, and 15percentt of them women, according to the U.N. Nasir Ahmad, a 9-year-old from Nangarhar province, Afghanistan, has been sleeping on a pile of blankets in the corner of a warehouse for a month, despite having been offered a place in a government center.

At Appetite, I was led around the corner to a warehouse where Mr. Cusnir and the fashion label Maison Trash were rehearsing a production of Mr. Cusnir's art — complete with sand, palm tree and big model helicopter.

IN A corner of a big warehouse in rural Virginia, Bobby Thompson spends his days, amidst stacks of Teletubbies and incontinence products, waiting for e-mail.

Something like this happened in late 2010 at Facebook, when Everett Katigbak, a designer on Facebook's marketing team with a background in letterpress printing, along with another designer on the marketing team named Ben Barry, set up some of their printing equipment in the corner of a Facebook warehouse to create art in their spare time.* Jokingly, they called it the Analog Research Laboratory.

His studio occupies a corner of a drafty adobe warehouse that has crumbling walls, smells of printer's ink and lies just off a dusty highway here in the arid interior of northeast Brazil.

Outside her small office, dug out of a corner of the warehouse and stacked with scrapbooks and mementos, sat the entire history of Radio City: more than 5,000 boxes of photographs, production notes, programs and newspaper clippings dating from its opening night, Dec. 27, 1932, to today.