Sentence examples for stone barracks from inspiring English sources

Ghostly stone barracks stood guard with tattered burlap billowing in the window frames.

In 1869, stone barracks were built to sleep up to 50 men.

But set in the Flint Hills, a never-plowed expanse of rolling hillocks that relieve eyes weary of dryland farms and tumbleweeds, the base contains a gem among its neat rows of 19th century stone houses and barracks.

In 1895, substantial damage was done to the citadel because it was quarried for stone to build barracks.

After the arrest, about 200 Serbs gathered outside the police station, next to the Belgian army barracks, and stoned a car, Major Shappell said.

Today, what's left is mainly low stone walls -- the headquarters, barracks, granary and gateways.

The only place with any warmth on this morning, or so it seemed, was the Olympic Cafe - a stone's throw from the barracks - where saucer-eyed locals interrogated members of the world's media before reading about what had happened in their neighbourhood on the front page of The Sun. "It's craziness," one diner said to his companion.

The timber barracks were replaced with stone buildings of a similar size.

The composite set (with both exteriors and interiors) consisted of a large section of Castle Black including the courtyard, the ravenry, the mess hall and the barracks, and used the stone wall of the quarry as the basis for the ice wall that protects Westeros from the dangers that dwell beyond.

When the vice president, Atiku Abubakar, visited the barracks, his car was stoned and he had to flee.

11 p.m. 9. LOCAL SOUNDS For a taste of Dubrovnik's indigenous night life, descend precipitous stone steps into a sunken former quarantine barracks along the coast just east of the main port.