Sentence examples for deep warehouse from inspiring English sources

As we toured the Souls Grown Deep warehouse one day, he passed by Sewell's chair and said, "I mean, MOMA — right?" As Scott Browning, the foundation's collections manager and assistant director told me last week, when the Met deal was announced, Arnett was "only off by twenty-nine blocks".

As we toured the Souls Grown Deep warehouse one day, he passed by Sewell's chair and said, "I mean, MOMA right?" As Scott Browning, the foundation's collections manager and assistant director told me last week, when the Met deal was announced, Arnett was "only off by twenty-nine blocks".

There are billions of items stored in the archives' 44 centers — including presidential libraries and deep warehouses — in "a constant state of risk," according to the inspector general's report last year.

DALLAS — The mural painted on the side of a building in the Deep Ellum warehouse district here is intentionally vague, simply showing a faceless man in a suit holding an umbrella over the words "Life in Deep Ellum".

The company came to include the Heartland Food Warehouse, which Inc. called "the first successful deep-discount warehouse supermarket in the country".

So he had one built, deep inside a warehouse in Brooklyn.

Deep inside the warehouse, two women stood folding and stacking jackets in menacing piles.

The interior's design began deep inside a warehouse in Long Island City.

Bacar, a new "wine salon" in a handsomely renovated warehouse deep in Multimedia Gulch, epitomizes the zeitgeist.

Three months ago, when the authorities announced that they had seized a large cache of counterfeit drugs from Euro Gulf's warehouse deep inside a sprawling free trade zone here, they gave no hint of the raid's global significance.

In a warehouse deep inside the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a small team of carpenters, electricians and engineers have secretly labored for months on an assembly system for turning tubular steel chassis into fully equipped apartments that can be stacked and bolted together at a construction site.