How To Use Cookhouse In A Sentence
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Contemporary drawings show that the cookhouse was badly cracked as was the barracks and one of the caponiers had completely detached itself.
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Hugh drove slowly up to the cookhouse, where Matt had just stepped out onto the porch.
DANSVILLE
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The ablutions, cookhouse and accommodation are checked for cleanliness, these jobs being a major headache in a platoon location.
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And with a ship docking it can run to 850 people tucking in at the cookhouse.
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Waddles is a right unpresuming sort of a man in most respects," Evans volunteered as they entered the cookhouse.
The Settling of the Sage
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A sack of empty tins lay beside each aircraft: accumulated cookhouse waste.
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In the Army, soldiers were fed by lining them up at the cookhouse door and then dumping food on their held-out plates.
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But outside, there was a sort of bench and tubs where they used to wash, and then you went along a boardwalk to the cookhouse.
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He joked that he only received the Military Medal ‘because I kept the cookhouse supplied with kindling wood!’
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In its dormitories, there are more than 300 cells, four chapels, guest-rooms and a cookhouse.
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The camp consists of 6 sleeping and living barracks, 1 hospital barrack now partly used as sleeping quarters, 1 temporary cookhouse with adjoining washhouse and latrine, 1 bath and washhouse combined with another latrine, 1 magazine and 1 large cookhouse with adjoining mess-hall, under construction.
Work Camp 95 GW
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They weren't meant to look too closely at the subtext, duck into the alleyway or the authentic cookhouse on route, or some red light backstage dressing room where she sat half-undressed in front of a mirror, all shallow breath and heaving breasts, rouge, heart on sleeve.
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The Army padre led prayers for the war dead, their families, for the armed forces and for politicians in their efforts to create peace, during services held in a concrete aircraft hangar and a tented cookhouse.
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Mr Williams said Montgomery's tactical unit included a series of mobiles housing a map room, cookhouse, offices, stores and even a mobile church.
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In 1954, in the cookhouse of a logging and sawmill settlement in northern New Hampshire, an anxious twelve-year-old boy mistakes the local constables girlfriend for a bear.
Last Night in Twisted River by John Irving: Book summary
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Being the first for duty, I sustained a shock when the lighting was suddenly resumed and I was bathed in brilliant light from the cookhouse.
Work Camp 10196 L
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British Army engineers detonate them in between planes taking off and landing in a series of controlled explosions that have become as routine to the troops guarding the airport as going to the cookhouse for breakfast every morning.
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By 1992, however, the Nation opened a health center and later built a cookhouse, a council house, a playground, and recreation facilities.
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At a conference with the works 'representative all questions with regard to the new hospital, new cookhouse and mess hall, food and cooking, working hours, sports ground and entertainments had been fully discussed.
Work Camp 95 GW
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Nanpaz drove up to the cookhouse area within the great courtyard.
KARA KUSH
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the circus used a tent as their cookhouse
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The Army padre led prayers for the war dead, their families, for the armed forces and for politicians in their efforts to create peace, during services held in a concrete aircraft hangar and a tented cookhouse.
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It reminded me of the classic cookhouse you'd find on a working ranch.
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Three times daily we all marched to the cookhouse to dine.
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The operation had been delayed and Corporal Green, who was to accompany the unit as chef, was returning to the cookhouse when the gun went off.
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There was a long queue of troops outside the cookhouse tent.
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Good, you can get down to the cookhouse and cook it.
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Later Guy Butler turned the old cookhouse at the village into an accommodation hostel.
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When "cookhouse" went we straightened our backs, got _some_ of the mud off our boots, and proceeded to take what the gods (in this case the quartermaster) were good enough to give us.
The 23rd (Service) Battalion Royal Fusiliers (First Sportsman's) A Record of its Services in the Great War, 1914-1919
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Between the homestead and the mill, Rutherford constructed huts for the workers, a cookhouse and a dining room which doubled as a hall, complete with library and piano.
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The ablutions, cookhouse and accommodation are checked for cleanliness, these jobs being a major headache in a platoon location.
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In Granny Kilpatrick's cookhouse stood a great black stove and all the pots sat around on the big white hobs.
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The Works Director agrees with the proposition of the Delegate to build a little cookhouse for the
Work Camp 956 GW
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Better still, I was entitled to double rations in the cookhouse.
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The day before had started with midsummer Louisiana predictability, so smotheringly hot that the spongy air seemed to push down on Suzette as she hurried to the cookhouse after church.
Excerpt: Cane River by Lalita Tademy
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`They want her brought back," she told Luther when he came out of the cookhouse, still wiping his face on a napkin.
DANSVILLE
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Also, the bathhouse was a true luxury, having hot water all winter from pipes which ran up the back of the vast fuel stove in the cookhouse next door, and every drop in its pipes was rain water.
The Thorn Birds
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The hum of satisfied diners is always heard at Kamuela's Cookhouse, formerly a farmhouse, and now an eatery that serves up everything from pancakes and sandwiches to grilled mahimahi and lemon chicken.
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The Army padre led prayers for the war dead, their families, for the armed forces and for politicians in their efforts to create peace, during services held in a concrete aircraft hangar and a tented cookhouse.
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Initially dining rooms were uncommon: men messed in small groups in their rooms, with food collected from the cookhouse by one of their number.
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They had a cookhouse with a wood stove and if you spoke out against management, you got put on the punishment block, you chopped wood all day.
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I recall a horny looking young lady (the lady part of that descriptive I use very loosely for reasons explained later) who worked in our cookhouse for a while.
Army Rumour Service
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Visits were also made to cookhouses, messrooms and officers' messes, and the royal couple were presented to non-commissioned officers and their wives.
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Danish culture is reflected in the design of towns, especially the ‘step streets’; street names; ovens and cookhouses; and red roofs.
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The Junior Rangers are having a summer camp but during the first night of the camp there is a serious fire where the cookhouse is demolished and other buildings are damaged.
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