Sentence examples for freight house from inspiring English sources

Entertainment venues include the Chicago, Milwaukee, St . Pauland Pacific Freight House (The Freight House).

I get my first taste of it in the Freight House district, at Fiorella's Jack Stack Barbecue.

As he walked toward the freight house, he saw a movement on the ground and heard a scraping sound, and then he saw a rat take its head out of a paper bag and regard him.

A midline depot stood at Fourth Avenue and 26th Street as early as 1845, when it burned, and in 1847 The Evening Post reported a "spacious freight house" at that site.

Oysters Move Inland By early fall, there will be an Oyster Bar in the Freight House in Kansas City, Mo., the first of a number of franchises planned for the historic New York restaurant.

North of the station there was a freight house and a coalyard and an inlet where the butcher and the baker and the man who ran the service station moored the dinghies from which they fished on Sundays, sunk now to the gunwales with the rain.

The new company needed freight storage and handling facilities in Portland, and to this end it built the two "freight houses" at 11th Avenue and Hoyt Street, in 1908.

With only a few weeks to go until passenger service to Portland was to be started, it was reported that SP&S would instead equip one of its new freight houses for use as a passenger station, in place of access to Union Station, at least temporarily.

The jobs would include those in air freight, warehousing, house building and civil engineering.

And the Brooklyn Army Terminal — still an astounding sight on the coastline — was the largest warehouse of its time, unloading and storing freight, and housing the Port of Embarkation command headquarters that coordinated the international movements of American soldiers.

That task falls to independent organisations like the Metropolitan Planning Council and Chicago Metropolis 2020, which try to reduce the frictions between the region's governments and encourage co-operation on everything from taxes and freight to Latino housing and children's early learning.Similar outfits exist in other cities, but Chicago's have qualities all of their own.