Sentence examples for dusty storage from inspiring English sources

The 369th began as the 15th New York National Guard Infantry Regiment, and decades later, after Mr. Miles had himself joined a National Guard unit in Harlem, he stumbled on a dusty storage room containing flags, helmets photographs and other relics from the 369th.

On the day before he began serving an 18-month prison sentence in 1991, Professor Feller told The New York Times that he began his crime spree in 1972 because he was dismayed that "van Goghs of the porcelain field" were being kept in dusty storage areas, out of the public's view.

"What we see in countries that we work in is if libraries change their mindset, the communities will begin to change theirs and see that libraries aren't just dusty storage places for books, they are lively information and knowledge centers," says Jacobs.

One by one, I pulled them out of their dusty storage, tried them on, took selfies to send to my daughter via email for a yay or nay.

It was thought to be lost forever until recently, when it was unearthed from a dusty storage space somewhere in the city.

And now he's decided to up that discomfort level by doing interviews in a dusty storage room where old jerseys hang beneath a mirrored disco ball inexplicably strung from the ceiling.

The auditorium is being used as a lecture hall: McGarvey remembers it as "a dusty old storage space and exam hall with a mixture of multifarious uses".

If you don't fancy spending hours in dusty museum storage cupboards, there are other options.

Earlier this year, during an audit of the nation's largest Level-4 BioSafety Lab (BSL-4) at Fort Detrick in Frederick, Maryland, 9,220 vials of ebola, anthrax, botulinum, equine encephalitis virus, and other deadly germs were discovered in the proverbial dusty old storage area.

So, too, was he unaware that Jessie, his sometimes ex who had most recently left him to build and live in a beautiful tiny home with her beautiful tiny boyfriend, had already moved on: the tiny home was growing dusty in a storage facility outside Portland, while she filled out law-school applications.

As curators bring dusty Masonic objects out of storage and acquire new ones, docents are explaining the symbolism to noninitiates, men and women.