Sentence examples for old armoury from inspiring English sources

Conservationists recently celebrated their success in stopping a developer from doing up the city's old armoury, which is becoming increasingly decrepit.The second big difference between the two districts lies in the relative importance attached to family life.

Casting aside the self-important Springsteenisms of Sam's Town, this is a tongue-in-cheek companion to debut Hot Fuss, deploying honking sax alongside the old armoury of glam riffs, pulsing synths and showboating choruses.

The new palace was built over the site of an old armoury, after King Rama V had it demolished.

The change was made after Crown Heights residents objected to the festival being held in an 108-year-old armoury that's become the flashpoint for tension between the local community and city officials.

Guns have grown less costly since old Soviet armouries emptied on to the black market, but they are not free.

Held in an old civil war armoury on Lexington Avenue, the show was the sensational launchpad of modernism in America.

Amongst the buildings known to be in the castle during the period were the castle hall, larder, kitchen, cellar, a long house, prison, an "old chamber" and armoury; they were guarded by a garrison of 24 soldiers during crises.

These days, however, the Arsenale is home to more art than shipbuilding and it was in one of the old brick-walled armouries that choreographer Lara Russo presented her own choreographed musing on the theme of construction.

The 'Chaminator' has become feared around Asia just as he retires from the international game - Saturday is his swansong – and may still have a couple of old missiles in the armoury.

It occupies a set of old barrack buildings and armouries next to a port behind a barricade that still looks – as we approach – pretty military to me.

Perhaps surprisingly, many of the best weapons in the armoury are still decades-old drugs that would have been familiar to Fleming and his contemporaries.