a coal cellar造句

• For six weeks he slept in a coal cellar.
• As a result, Harris ended up temporarily homeless, sleeping in a coal cellar for six weeks.
• Unconvinced by Lindemans's explanation, Kooy had him locked up in a coal cellar near the police station.
• The critics approved, but the production used up all his savings, and he was forced to sleep in a coal cellar for six weeks.
• A few days later, the Soviets blasted their way back into Budapest, and Grove and his parents were again hiding in a coal cellar as artillery shells exploded overhead.
• The last performance in the theatre was on 31 May 1883, after which the top gallery and the balcony below it were converted into a restaurant, and the orchestra pit became a coal cellar.
• He recalls one chilling police search of their home in Agen when a family of Jews was huddled in a coal cellar while authorities tramped across the floor repeatedly without discovering the door to the cellar underfoot.
• On Monday night, police in Scottdale, Pa ., charged Corvin with criminal homicide after he confessed to fathering a baby with his daughter and burying it under a coal cellar at 611 Chestnut St ., the family's former home in Scottdale.
• "I haven't had this surprising a lunch in 30 years, " said Samuel A . Bowman, an investment counselor, " since a friend had dinner in what had been a coal cellar, and we all wore miners'lanterns to see the food ."
• The eight main rooms including bedrooms and dressing rooms on the middle floor were converted into classrooms for the school, while the basement which included two bedrooms, a coal cellar, wine cellar, gun room and boiler house, was also restored for the school's use.
• This coal dust, plus the candle wax upon Page's clothing, led Spilsbury to the conclusion that the girl's body had been hidden in a coal cellar prior to her disposal at Addison Road, and that this cellar most likely had no electric light, as evidenced by the presence of candle wax also found upon the victim's clothing.