Sentence examples for pigeon loft from inspiring English sources
noun
An outbuilding used for housing and breeding pigeons.
Three of the seven guest rooms are in a converted pigeon loft.
They were magnificent athletes long before they flew the pigeon loft to union.
The maid lived upstairs in the building in what Paul called a pigeon loft.
Under the bridge, the iron ribs Form a pigeon loft, A pit lane of sports saloons Testing their engines.
The birds became the exclusive means of sending stories back, via a distant pigeon loft, to my employers at the time, the Reuters News Agency.
The large objects, for example, include a "mobile field pigeon loft," which, like many other artifacts here, becomes a reminder about just how long ago these battles were.
Maltby then was much as it is now, with its allotments, pigeon lofts and friendly banter.
In the early 1800s the Rothschild family set up a network of pigeon lofts around Europe.
Otherwise, there are some tidy pigeon lofts behind the Racecourse Hotel and a sprinkling of betting shops among the takeaways.
Other titles shortlisted for the award included a book on Adolf Hitler's health, entitled 'Was Hitler Ill?', 'How to Sharpen Pencils', and 'Lofts of North America: Pigeon Lofts'.
The Scotsman, Scotland This baronial Edwardian building was the home of The Scotsman for nearly a century, with carrier pigeon lofts at the top, editorial floors in the middle and rumbling printing presses at ground level.
