malthouses造句

• Thomas ran three malthouses and his son Alexander ran another.
• The latter serving malthouses and which were also used as a running round loop.
• By 1881, the company had three breweries and 26 malthouses covering in Burton upon Trent.
• Having amassed sufficient wealth, he settled in Kingston-upon-Thames, where he operated several malthouses.
• Brown permitted her to assemble what became known as the Star Spangled Banner Flag on the floor of one of his malthouses.
• In addition to the two malthouses, there was already on the site a brewery tower ( erected ) and residential accommodation.
• In 1901, both malthouses were purchased by Vernon Redwood and P O'Brien with Redwood soon after purchasing the interest of O'Brien.
• The station building was very ornate, if somewhat dwarfed by the adjacent malthouses, with attractive coupled chimneys and unusual windows with the frame and arch of stone.
• At nearby Broughton there are former brewery malthouses, used from the 1930s to the 1960s by the Quakers as holiday accommodation for children and the elderly, now converted into private flats.
• This was followed by the demolition of the Malthouses ( houses built by World War II Italian POWs constructed from reinforced concrete sections ) on Mansel Crescent, Mansel Avenue and Wordsworth Avenue.
• The village features narrow winding streets, grey limestone malthouses and castle ruins overlooking a 14th-century bridge across the River Barrow, reputedly one of the oldest functioning bridges in Europe.
• Needing to expand the Festival into larger premises, in 1967, the Festival management acquired a lease on disused Victorian buildings at Snape Maltings, and converted the largest of the redundant malthouses into Snape Maltings Concert Hall.
• In the past, The Maltings served as malthouses for the old major beer company of New South Wales, Tooth and Co . One of the malthouse buildings can be seen when entering Mittagong on the Old Hume Highway from Braemar.
• Schiedam is also well known for the distilleries and malthouses and production of jenever ( gin )  " such as the internationally renowned Ketel One  " so much so that in Saint Lidwina, one of the most famous Dutch saints ( her relics are located in the Liduina Basilica in Schiedam ).
• The use of more efficient techniques at Bass's other plant led to the closure of Sleaford's maltings in 1959 . Despite being used to rear poultry in the late 20th century, the buildings have not been fully occupied since Bass left and a fire in 1976 caused severe damage to three of the malthouses.