Sentence examples for granary by from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, we found an old hanger, a vast lost granary by the railway, empty for a generation and too large for the corporations that were grabbing all the available space.
In Mattas (visitors sleep in an old granary by the strand and beds are made out of grain containers. That may sound odd but they are actually comfortable.
Centuries ago, people built mud-brick structures in the shadow of the rock, like those at Mesa Verde, that are still used as granaries by local villagers.
Slathered in chocolate this unique version of charoset, the Passover fruit concoction representing the building of granaries by the Hebrew slaves, is delectable.
The daimyo of the Tokugawa, or Edo, period (1603 1867) served as local rulers in the three quarters of the country not held as grain-producing (granary) land by the shogunate, or bakufu (literally, "tent government").
Both here and at Horseshoe Canyon are found the remains of cultures that existed here before the Spanish and 'Anglo' settlers, from a stone granary built by Puebloan peoples to ochre-coloured rock art depicting ancient humans and the animals they hunted.
The house behind it, which actors affectionately call "Grandma's Cottage," is a former granary once used by the Mormon Church.
THE red bricks and the functional lines of this intelligently restored former granary now occupied by the Willett House suggest history and gravitas.
According to John Quadrozzi Jr., president of the Gowanus Industrial Park, in the ensuing period of economic decline, the granary was infiltrated by crack users and prostitutes.
A spanking new granite plaza with fountains opened last month outside the Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, which in 2011 moved into a six-story, 19th-century granary, ingeniously retrofitted by Stanton Williams, the London architects.
After six weeks wasps were placed on the grains infested by drugstore beetle larvae or after three weeks on the grains infested by granary weevil larvae.
