How To Use Storeroom In A Sentence
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Each apartment also has a hallway, bathroom, storeroom and a separate laundry room.
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A security guard surprised the burglars in the storeroom.
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The house has two reception rooms, a kitchen, utility, various storerooms, eight bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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There are pantries and dressing rooms and storerooms.
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In one storeroom, one-tonne sacks of rice were stored on an uneven surface and the property was filled with dangerous electrical wiring.
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The forward storeroom can be exited through an open hatchway upward to the bow deck.
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Tad Sobber was impudent, and as a consequence was marched off to a storeroom which was occasionally used as a "guardhouse" by the teachers and Captain Putnam.
The Rover Boys on the Farm or Last Days at Putnam Hall
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A stranger would not have known about the windowless basement storeroom.
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The cellarer's and other storerooms were, apparently, on the west side, and there seems to have been a smaller guesten-hall to the south-east.
Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Rochester A Description of its Fabric and a Brief History of the Episcopal See
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Interacts and cooperates with all sub section in the storeroom, merchandise receiver, merchandise deliverer and with receiving clerk.
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Their accounts varied on the fire's location, with some saying it was in a storeroom or the engine room.
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But when Babaji, with pardonable pride, was showing me round the completed house, he told me that he had decided to retain the two cottages; they would be useful as cookroom and storeroom; besides, they had been built by his father, and so out of respect to his memory he would wait till they fell down of themselves.
India and the Indians
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Finding nothing insinuative, he moved on to the storeroom.
The Mocking Program
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Interacts and cooperates with all sub section in the storeroom, merchandise receiver, merchandise deliverer and with receiving clerk.
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At the focus of the pueblo was a large plaza in which was a great kiva flanked by rectangular rooms, possibly storerooms for food and ritual paraphernalia.
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After it briefly was displayed in the Rotunda, the statue was banished to a storeroom.
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To the left of the kitchen is a pantry and utility room, from which there is access to a large storeroom.
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Beyond, past a storeroom on the fourth floor, the steps led through a series of wickets to a locked door leading to the battlements of the roof.
THE LOST KING OF FRANCE: Revolution, Revenge and the Search for Louis XVII
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Hurriedly, but with practiced ease and an air of calm and surety that she knew would alleviate some of the young man's terror, she pushed aside several hogshead barrels until she reached the back wall of the storeroom.
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Teachers at the school are forced to use spare rooms and storerooms as classrooms and face great difficulties working with special needs students.
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The building is within five minutes walk of the town centre and features three storerooms and a cold room.
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To the west, a long low bar contains restoration studios, workspaces and storerooms, marking out a more private, specialist domain.
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Boston University archeologist Kathryn Bard and her colleagues are uncovering the oldest remnants of seagoing ships and other relics linked to exotic trade with a mysterious Red Sea realm called Punt ... the team led by Bard and an Italian archeologist, Rodolfo Fattovich, started uncovering maritime storerooms in 2004, putting hard timber and rugged rigging to the notion of pharaonic deepwater prowess.
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The library will feature a reading room, communications room, office and a storeroom.
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Two of these stands are fenestrated and similar in size and function to the stand found in the adjoining storeroom.
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Then the team led by Bard and an Italian archeologist, Rodolfo Fattovich, started uncovering maritime storerooms in 2004, putting hard timber and rugged rigging to the notion of pharaonic deepwater prowess.
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They decided to turn their shelter into a storeroom.
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Without advising her of the video evidence, a security officer pressed the worker on whether she had drank any minerals in the storeroom.
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A similar inference can be drawn at Mallia, house Za, where the furniture of ceremonial hall 5, together with finds from the nearby storerooms, permits one to associate a single stone rhyton with hundreds of conical cups.
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It opened after three months of hard work that transformed the dimly-lit cellar and storerooms into a club that already has 200 members.
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Gifts came from many places to plenish the storeroom and pantry.
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He planned to occupy only a small room at the rear which was originally used as a storeroom.
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The vault door required both a combination code and key - the key was left in a storeroom just a few feet away.
Times, Sunday Times
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The school's computer suite, special education needs room, library, administration office, storerooms and some classrooms have all been flooded and repairs to the roof have been estimated at £80,000.
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In his practical inventory of farm assets, Palladio simply lists gardens together with granaries, storerooms, fishponds and dovecotes.
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There were termites in that vast storeroom, too; but they were specialized creatures, such as termitary life abounds in, that were so distorted as to be hardly recognizable as termites.
The Raid on the Termites
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In the outer room, apparently a storeroom, there was, in accordance with the practice of planters to keep a supply of materials on hand, a quantity of piece-goods in dowlas, lockram, dimity, coarse Holland, fine Holland and tufted Holland, osnaburg and kersey, and seventeen ells (45 inches in English measure and 27 inches in Dutch measure) of sheeting, as well as yarn stockings.
Domestic Life in Virginia in the Seventeenth Century
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We should prohibit the establishment of the spermatozoon storeroom for the commercial purposes.
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He's done every job there from cleaning the kitchen and sweeping floors to peeling potatoes, managing the storeroom and cooking.
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A storeroom on the ground floor houses 12 cylinders, each with a capacity of 35 kg.
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But one window, to the storeroom at the back, is open, and I step through and in, tearing my shirt on an obstructive nail as I go.
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This plant is Valeriana officinalis, the latter word originating from "officina", which describes the storerooms of medieval monasteries where medicines were kept.
Country diary
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It was made of stone, just as the storeroom had been, and shone with a dull sheen.
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One list, with 34 names, enumerates mosques that now serve a different purpose: most were turned into synagogues or museums, a few became residences or storerooms, at least two are cafes, and one became a cowshed.
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The bunkers are reinforced concrete and inside are operations and planning rooms, storerooms, bathrooms and living areas.
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As well as glittering garments, visitors will also be able to bid for dusty items from the estate's cellars and storerooms as well as textiles from other estates, including Womersley Hall in Doncaster.
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For a painter, who can produce storerooms of paintings; for a wordsmith, either novelist or playwright, who can offer a library of texts, fecundity is no problem.
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Beyond the kitchen is a spacious storeroom with fitted presses which could serve as a pantry or laundry room.
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They had even reserved a storeroom in the maquiladora workers' barrio of Maclovio Rojas to house the confiscated machines.
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A security guard surprised the burglars in the storeroom.
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There is a storeroom and a utility room plumbed for a washing machine and equipped with a Georgian laundry sink.
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Excitement fades to disillusionment, and so another piece of technology goes to gather dust on a storeroom shelf.
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The vault door required both a combination code and key - the key was left in a storeroom just a few feet away.
Times, Sunday Times
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Why don't you go get some kindling from the storeroom so we can start the fire?
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Though not every museum has a closetful of Picassos to draw from, institutions across the country have come up with creative ways to put together shows from their own storerooms.
Picasso to the Rescue
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Warehouses and storerooms were still filled with confiscated Russian-made objects from Romanov palaces.
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He stepped into the storeroom, a small room with bare walls, and shelves lining them.
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In 1995, thieves burrowed through the wall of a storeroom used to house artefacts at the Temple of Montu in Karnak, and looted some 55 scarabs and statues.
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He was unloading goods from a van when three men bundled him into the storeroom of the supermarket and demanded cash.
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Luck was with them - they discovered 15,000 nineteenth-century moulds for jugs, bowls and storage jars in a disused storeroom.
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In a remarkable twist of fate, they get locked in the storeroom together.
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It was also said that the work of investigators was being hampered by a refusal by museum staff to provide inventories, to reveal the location of safe depositories, and to open storerooms.
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The makeshift classroom is actually far from ideal as the open room is a kind of storeroom, in which several gunny sacks packed with unhusked rice are piled up on the floor in the corner.
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The workshop storeroom floors have a 75mm slab made of lime, hemp and sand mixed with water above a gravel blinding.
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Working in his back yard, aided by a schoolboy neighbor, he timed flashes and measured temperature and ambient light with equipment from the departmental storeroom.
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In the outer room, apparently a storeroom, there was, in accordance with the practice of planters to keep a supply of materials on hand, a quantity of piece-goods in dowlas, lockram, dimity, coarse Holland, fine Holland and tufted Holland, osnaburg and kersey, and seventeen ells (45 inches in English measure and 27 inches in Dutch measure) of sheeting, as well as yarn stockings.
Domestic Life in Virginia in the Seventeenth Century
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It covers and unifies a number of functions; garages and storeroom of bicycles, access terrace with a storm lobby, main dwelling space, living terrace and the fencing.
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I have three rooms here, and the back one opens into a kind of areaway from which I get into an abandoned storeroom, or I guess it's an attic.
The Day of the Beast
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In the Oklahoma case, over 12 tons of material were heaped in storerooms, but much of it was never touched, let alone properly analysed by investigators.
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Engineers are currently wading through storerooms and unblocking sewers in a bid to make the ‘dungeon’, as it has been dubbed by airport employees, fit for business by the end of 2006.
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She stomped into the storeroom, listening gleefully as Sonia was dragged from the shop by Ritchie, still spouting vitriol.
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They decided to turn the shelter into a storeroom.
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I was allowed to follow her into the tiny rectangular storeroom where everyone's clothes and certificates were kept in many sized boxes, trunks, cartons and files.
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A security guard surprised the burglars in the storeroom.
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The works had been in an unlocked wooden case in a storeroom on the second floor of the gallery, then in Woburn Square.
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Accommodation in the 108 square metre property is two reception rooms, a kitchen, bathroom, various storerooms and a garage.
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The building includes the hall, entrance foyer, offices, storeroom and kitchen.
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It was also said that the work of investigators was being hampered by a refusal by museum staff to provide inventories, to reveal the location of safe depositories, and to open storerooms.
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All questionable items should be stored outside, in places such as a garage or storeroom.
An Alternative Approach to Allergies
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At first floor level are three bedrooms and a bathroom, and on the second floor another bedroom and two attic storerooms.
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The plastic crates, tagged so everyone would know that these are the fish from the Elizabeth, are forklifted into the cavernous refrigerated storeroom of the Exchange.
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It has transformed the cellar from dimly lit and little used storerooms into a welcoming and comfortable haven in which to enjoy a drink and a chat with friends.
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They poured water in for hours; it's been flooding all the basements, the factories, breeding-pits, storerooms, armouries, dungeons, playrooms, everything!
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The municipality has also cleaned up and painted a storeroom which will become the competition's headquarters, along with a marquee for functions and rest areas.
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The preserved fragments are arranged on acid-free cardboard, attached with hinges of Japanese tissue paper and stored in solanders in the climate-controlled storeroom.
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After it briefly was displayed in the Rotunda, the statue was banished to a storeroom.
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Well, your plan depends on us somehow getting to that titchy little storeroom.
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Visitors can stroll through storerooms, labs and exhibit preparation areas.
