Sentence examples for warehouses from from inspiring English sources

The Islamic Front recently seized weapons warehouses from the FSA.

So how, he asked, did companies keep their warehouses from overflowing?

Sandstone warehouses from the port's whaling days and Victorian era-gingerbread houses have been lovingly preserved.

There is a similar story in London's East End, where the Spitalfields Trust is fighting property developers to spare the Blossom Street warehouses from the wrecking ball.

He begins with an evocative description of the way he discovered his theme, after getting off a tram at the wrong stop in Nagasaki in 1994: "I stumbled upon a greenish moat and cluster of warehouses from an earlier century".

Publishers, in turn, see a chance to cut out printers and even bookstores: they are printing books in their warehouses from digital files and selling electronic editions to interested readers on the Internet.

As word of the shows spread, people began travelling to the warehouse from hours away.

Days of Wine and Roses previews at the Donmar Warehouse from February 17.

ATMOSPHERE Two dimly lighted and artfully disheveled-looking levels meant to evoke a seedy portside warehouse from the 1940s.

The bags contained fake Cavinton found at the Moscow warehouse, from the same batch shipped to Mr. Merkeshkin's hospital.

He won the Olivier Award for outstanding achievement in an affiliate theatre in 2008 for The Pride, and he was associate director of the Donmar Warehouse from 2008 to 2011.