Sentence examples for tiny storeroom from inspiring English sources
One floor up in a tiny storeroom, two more corpses were lying in gleaming pools of fresh blood.
In the 1970s, as Anwar Sadat pursues his so-called Open Door economic policies, they depart to gated communities in the suburbs while impoverished migrants from the countryside move into tiny storerooms on the roof.
Twelve years before, in 1974, Nunn had opened the Other Place, a tiny former storeroom in Stratford where young directors could emulate the experiments then being conducted on the London fringe; then, in 1977, he pulled a similar trick at the Donmar Warehouse in Covent Garden, which had been used to store fruit until Nunn and his team spotted its potential.
The following year, in a review of a group show in SoHo, the Times critic Roberta Smith singled out a stealthy installation: "Don't miss Sarah Sze's storeroom installation of tiny gossamer sculptures improvised entirely from toilet paper (and saliva), which seems to catalogue a whole genus of newly discovered sea creatures".
The insider address to track down is Alla Ciurma, an ancient storeroom converted into a tiny bar resembling the inside of a boat, hence the name, The Crew.
Israel's five month blockade of the tiny coastal territory has emptied school storerooms and stationary cupboards of text books, paper and photocopier spare parts.
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.
The storeroom was a mess.
"We call it the storeroom.
