Meanings of new barracks in English

At Sydney some chimneys in the new barracks fell in.

At Rose Hill great progress was made in the building of the new barracks.

Bridges were constructed, canals dug, roads improved, new barracks built.

The next afternoon, work on the new barracks was called off because of rain.

Here, the objections arising from the expenses of removal, and of building new barracks, recur.

This month was fixed for beginning the new barracks.

The government has said that new barracks have been built across the country to increase security outside the capital.

Seven classes of criminals were established in 1826, when the new barracks for prisoners at Hobart Town were finished.

I knew that an old Tennessee regiment, and also an Indiana regiment, were temporarily stopping in new barracks, near Fourteenth street.

They'd built an entire new barracks for the next group of rookies-thefirst thing Mallory had ever constructed with her own hands.

As I passed the great square of the new barracks, a sereno (so the night watchmen were called) was crying the hour.

In years past, the guard outgrew these accommodations, and two new barracks were constructed-onenear the outer ring wall and one near the inner.

Carpenters were still sawing and hammering on the flimsy new barracks down in the meadow, and there seemed to be a few people there.

The white bungalows of our friends gladdened our eyes, while the new barracks erecting for the daily arriving troops struck terror into the Dewan's heart.

In the other camp sections new barracks, measuring as a rule 100 by 39 feet, were erected by a building firm.

LONDON (Reuters) - Bio-fuel pellets made from horse manure will help power the new barracks of the Royal Horse Artillery, the Ministry of Defense announced.