Sentence examples for storerooms from inspiring English sources

Controversial plans for a mega-museum have been mooted, but its construction remains a distant prospectIn the field meanwhile, each week produces exciting new finds, creating yet more pressure on bulging storerooms, as well as on the time and budgets of those who analyse, catalogue and restore artefacts.

Even MOO, an online maker of business cards, has just unveiled eight letterpress designs.It's a far cry from the 1980s and 1990s, when photo-offset printing, then computers (remember "desktop publishing"?) shunted cast-iron presses and drawers of lead type into storerooms and, eventually, municipal rubbish tips.

At Kassel, Cathérine David, a new-art specialist from Paris, has caused several rows even before the show's opening and won herself the nickname, "Saint Joan of the Storerooms".

(It may now come down as a result of the newly authorised sale).Most illegal ivory heads for China, where legal loopholes allow imported illegal ivory to be "legalised"; traders can claim they happened to find a few forgotten tusks in their storerooms.

As the majority of the items on view are taken from the museum's permanent collection, the exhibition's wide scope could be seen as an excuse to cobble something together from incongruous pieces unearthed from the storerooms.

Students have taken en masse to selling on Taobao: many university dormitories double as storerooms for goods awaiting orders.

The skeletons of Abraham Ulrikab and most of his companions were recently rediscovered, fully mounted for display, in the storerooms of a French museum.

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.

Donated equipment festered in storerooms.

Behind Ballachurry House is a walled courtyard with a tack room and storerooms.

She bikes around the city, perches atop ruins, pulls Roman artifacts out of storerooms and explains that a strange-looking tomb monument was built to recall a Roman bakery, a description that makes both bakeries and monuments seem fascinating.