Sentence examples for the storerooms from inspiring English sources
noun
A room used for storage.
During a tour of the storerooms (about which it suffices to say: Oh. My.
He told about borrowing Dutch paintings from the storerooms, and having the queen's curator borrow them back.
During the war, the refinery's Iraqi managers set up nightly patrols and welded shut the doors to the storerooms to prevent looting.
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.
Assistant Gill Chatfield points out the Tennyson plaque ("It's only little: we're not flamboyant in Louth") and delves in the storerooms for interesting editions.
The storeroom was a mess.
"The hacker got into the storeroom".
"We call it the storeroom.
The storeroom is practically empty.
He also picked the lock of the storeroom.
