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Meanings of large barn in English
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Usage of large barn in English
1
Near Mary was a large barn with a heavy door, now ajar.
2
There is also a large barn, tennis court and resort-style pool.
3
After walking some distance I came to a large barn, standing by itself.
4
We next find him living in a large barn about fifteen miles from Moscow.
5
This we did in a large barn, where we made good stowage until morning.
6
Some distance from the house there was a large barn.
7
The Subaltern's men were billeted in a large barn opening on to an orchard.
8
Soldiers were passing in and out of a large barn which stood near the roadside.
9
Sixty yards to the east stood a large barn.
10
To the Union officers, it looked like the roof of a large barn belching forth smoke.
11
He now discovered that he was lying on a bed of straw in a large barn.
12
One of those past occupants had even gone as far as building a large barn and stables.
13
He led them to a large barn, and they turned in to sleep just as they were.
14
For instance: a large barn struck not long since had a conductor at each of three corners.
15
Mr. Leonard had a very large barn.
16
The hotel is like a wooden barn with doors and windows, not a very large barn either.
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