Sentence examples for storeroom to from inspiring English sources

After the explosion, he hurried to a storeroom to fetch bandages.

Often, I was doing the work of five people, while they sneaked off to the basement storeroom to make out.

"I've stopped remembering names," she said, carrying two trays of sandwiches from her storeroom to the camp.

In the beginning, I can remember being called to the storeroom to look at something and not recognizing which thing was the art.

Most of the documents are now kept on the roof of the municipal building, in an airless slant-ceilinged storeroom to which only Dawood has the key.

Her bloody footprints show that she pressed on, past the skillet still on the stove in the kitchen, across the tiny bit of open air, toward the storeroom, to the gate, which she opened.

Ringling curators scoured their galleries and storerooms to track down Marble House material.

During the war, the refinery's Iraqi managers set up nightly patrols and welded shut the doors to the storerooms to prevent looting.

The French Ministry of Culture wants to relocate this laboratory, as well as the Louvre's storerooms, to a site about 50km (30 miles) outside Paris in a new facility to be built in Cergy-Pontoise.

And it would need to open its cataloguing records and storerooms, to show that the departure of the works in question would not irreparably damage the collection and that no donor agreements would be violated.

Architects of the predigital generation like Frank O. Gehry, Richard Meier, Michael Graves and Robert A. M. Stern are filling storerooms to the I-beams with their prototypes and correspondence but say they have yet to find serious takers for the accumulations of their lifeworks.