Sentence examples for war barracks from inspiring English sources

Towards the top we take a tour of first world war barracks built into the cliffside.

Small doubles from £97, king doubles from £138, singles £72 (but check for last-minute offers) On the cliffs above Swanage, the Ballard Estate was a first world war barracks that has evolved into a small community of hut-like bungalows on a private road.

Over the years, Depot Town has included hotels, an Underground Railroad station, an American Civil War barracks, and a building that has housed a bar and restaurant continuously for more than 150 years, switching to soft drinks during Prohibition.

This is a war, and barracks interviews could not replace the firsthand accounts of battle.

The building is constructed partly from a wooden World War II barracks, and the marshal determined that the outdated grill on which thousands of Outpost burgers had been cooked was a fire hazard.

They resided in footlockers, wall lockers and on walls of World War II barracks.

And it somehow works, often in clever fashion, as when Fuller describes the seemingly simple act of Private Payne playing taps to troops jamming in a Korean War-era barracks: "Day is done.

After his discharge, he married Patsy Howe, and dealt in war surplus, including barracks converted to housing.

I go outside and stand in the cold, smoking a cigarette, under the grim eye of the Wehrmacht eagles watching from our World War II-era barracks.

His skepticism blossomed into disbelief, he said, when he heard Rabbi Youlus's tale of discovering an old Torah at Bergen-Belsen after partly falling through a floorboard in a World War II-era barracks.

She spent the final year of the war as a barracks ship, and was surrendered as a war prize to the British in 1920.