Sentence examples for storeroom's from inspiring English sources

The ammunition the Pentagon provided him came in cardboard boxes that immediately crumbled, exposing cartridges to the elements on his storeroom's dirty floor.

The story told by "Sacred Trash" is both lively and elevating; it is best read as an extended act of celebration of Cairo's historical Jewish community, their documents and their documents' 20th-century students (though the authors also find space to relate the less creditable activities of the storeroom's plunderers, pillagers and looters).

In a converted storeroom near Daza's church lived Gregorio Laya, a buddy of Daza's from prison.

We went into the club's storeroom.

But a work that was found in the museum's storeroom and reassembled from a photograph heads in a surprising direction.

Perhaps the canvases in Margarett's storeroom might have been, for another woman, a way station rather than a final destination.

I would later see in Poldek's storeroom archives a photograph of Gosch, Koch, Poldek and the big, bear-like Schindler, sitting around a table, conferring.

Now comes the book's biggest stretch: It just so happens that Al Templeton, who runs the local diner in Lisbon Falls, Me., has a portal to the past in the diner's storeroom.

It had received its premiere on the previous evening, during a gala raising funds to restore the sets and costumes damaged when Hurricane Sandy flooded the company's storeroom.

A man already serving a sentence at Rikers Island for stealing from a Macy's storeroom was sentenced yesterday to an additional 40 years in prison after being found guilty of robbing and raping a Macy's employee in January 1998.

At the time of its theft in 1994, the club was appraised at $9,000, the most valuable of the 34 pieces discovered missing from the Kauffman Museum's storeroom that day.