The use of such "rolling warehouses" is common in both the chemical and lumber industries.
Trucks and trailers have turned into rolling warehouses.
Naked in an abandoned warehouse.
In the first, you heat what comes out of the washback until the alcohol rises as vapour (or the whole lot can simply froth over, ruining everything. "Do that once," says Forsyth at Benromach, "and you might survive. Twice, and you'll be rolling casks in the warehouse").
I hated being called a "party girl," but then I'd find myself waking up at 6 AM after oversleeping a disco nap, rolling up to the warehouse party, washing down a breakfast of oatmeal and ecstasy with Starbucks coffee outside, and thinking to myself, OK, maybe this isn't normal?
Demand for industrial real estate space in Orange County, N.Y., better known for its rolling hills than for its warehouses and factories, is growing quickly and moving in several new directions, local officials and real estate executives say.
In 2014, there were a slew of stories around the online retailers rolling out of its Kiva robots into its warehouses.
Checking a few images on my phone, I find I'm within rolling distance of a cosy saloon bar inside the New York Distilling Company's warehouse.
Today these souvenirs of military might sit locked away in six warehouses totalling 70,000 square feet on 470 acres of rolling hills in the heart of Silicon Valley.
Data warehouses often provide the source of that data, by rolling up and summarizing key information from a variety of sources.
