What is "storehouses"

Usage examples of "storehouses".

The storehouses were rectangular, with steep roofs that had a wide overhang on all sides, and screened ventilators at the ends.

The wagons pulled out of sight under the storehouses, as other wagons reappeared heaped with yellow grain, to leave by the opposite gates.

Roberts and Hammell found the people content, the troops loyal and alert, and the storehouses full.

If the Iatulon actually brings food from his storehouses, he, at least, is showing the right attitude!

Mardukash and Zaroom the grain wagons were creaking, heavily-laden, down the Royal Road from the swollen storehouses toward their famine-stricken neighbors.

One of the storehouses was emptied of its contents and fired, and by its light the arms and armour of the Roman soldiers were collected, the huts and tents rifled of everything of value, the storehouses emptied of their stores of grain and provisions, and of the tools that had been used for the building of boats.

Lucius said, leading the way along the front of the house, and round to the storehouses in its rear.

Its redbrick Great House, its appendage buildings, barns and storehouses, garden sheds and stables, were all set close together in careful husbandry.