Sentence examples for storeroom of from inspiring English sources
A water pipe broke in the basement storeroom of the writer's New York home.
It's not so much a conference room as the storeroom of a Gravesend B&B.
About 120 years ago, a cache of manuscripts, mostly fragments, was discovered in the storeroom of an old Cairo synagogue.
Big questions are posed and political philosophies torn apart - all in the storeroom of a Fife computer factory.
It prompted New York Times critic Brooks Atkinson to declare "it has been assembled from a storeroom of spare parts".
He was stood in a damp, chilly warehouse near Hackney, the storeroom of Greenpeace International's London headquarters.
Storerooms of unopened supplies — sinks, toilets, test tubes, whatever — were torn to bits.
Ms. Damast obtained the desk tops from storerooms of schools in the Bronx, and added metal legs to them.
The skeletons of Abraham Ulrikab and most of his companions were recently rediscovered, fully mounted for display, in the storerooms of a French museum.
This plant is Valeriana officinalis, the latter word originating from "officina", which describes the storerooms of medieval monasteries where medicines were kept.
And for decades thousands of these images and others dating from as early as the mid-19th century have been languishing in the storerooms of the Museum of the City of New York.
