Section 3 is the great granary of the world.

Much of this is highly fertile, and Hungary is the great granary of the country.

His Holy Catholic Church all over the world is a great granary stored with precious food.

That cottage stood, as near as I can tell, where Grey and Rowland's great granary is now.

And while they are rebuilding, the Ukrainians must produce food, for theirs is the great granary of the nation.

There was a dearth of corn at Rome that year, and Sicily was the great granary of the empire.

The position held by Ceylon in ancient days as the great granary of Southern Asia explains the precedence accorded to agricultural pursuits.

It was now broad daylight, and the great granary, with all its contents, had been reduced to a heap of smouldering ruins.

The wall of the great granary had been breached, by some of the lyddite shells, and the grain had poured out into the street.

The desolate prairie became within a few years the greatest granary of the world.

Lincoln county, adjoining Spokane county on the west, is one of eastern Washington's great granaries.

Great granaries are being established all over Germany.

"Where are the old days when we slid down the sacks in the great granary?"

She could hear the continuous clatter of carts on the quay, and the voices of the men working in the great granaries across the river.