beer cellar造句

• The basement included a deeds room, wine cellar, two beer cellars and dispense cellar.
• The hatch to the beer cellar is still visible.
• He had built an explosive mechanism into one of the wooden pillars of the Beer Cellar.
• It had a striking old German facade and was set up inside like a Bavarian beer cellar.
• A small beer cellar was established underneath.
• The area is known for Bierkellers, or beer cellars, that showcase their food and drinks during the festival.
• Half the fun is the funky beer cellar, with its collection of pink elephants dangling from the ceiling.
• In the old town, Leipzig's most famous wine and beer cellar has emerged from bankruptcy to new capitalist hopes.
• If you plan on being around in three decades, stock your beer cellar NOW . Buy early, buy cheap!
• But to connect Best and Stevens with the Beer Cellar attempt on Hitler's life seemed to me quite ridiculous.
• Grammatically, I interpret it as a noun being used as an adjective, similar to " beer cellar ", for instance.
• House kobolds usually live in the hearth area of a house, in barns and stables, or in the beer cellar of an inn.
• Over its history, The Keep has served many purposes, including being used as a barracks, prison, grain store, doocot, band hall and beer cellar.
• :: : Well, " my " mother always said it was the Almighty rolling his barrels across the floor of his celestial beer cellar.
• So they took the keys to the beer cellar and refectory from the cellar master and the cook and brought up much provision and drink.
• The college bar, Deep Hall ( or " Deepers " ), is immediately below the great hall and used to be the college beer cellar.
• If you don't see Hitler speaking in a beer cellar, you do see the rank and file and that way you see ordinary Germans, " he said.
• The past few landlords have all claimed that there are regularly strange occurrences at the pub such as glasses smashing or dull knocking noises coming from the beer cellar at night.
• In response, large breweries dug cellars in the banks of the River Isar to keep their beer cool during storage . " Beer cellars " for consuming beer on premises naturally followed.
• Today he is perhaps best known for his spotlighting of Walt Whitman, Fitz-James O'Brien, and Ada Clare  all habitu閟 of the bohemian watering hole named Pfaff's beer cellar  in " The Saturday Press ".