Examples of refectory

• The government had not consulted the manual workers who would be directly affected by the privatisation of these hospital refectories.

• Down the centuries exceptions were made, for example that meat might be eaten but not inside the refectory.

• A central 'forum' is surrounded by shared large lecture halls, refectory, sports centre and other facilities.

• The primary effect was that privatisation of hospital refectories was shelved and a more serious engagement initiated.

• Children would be reared in common nurseries, meals taken in refectories.

• Some were reserved for the collective spaces and placed in the kitchen, the refectory, the working rooms, the dormitory, and the infirmary, to be used by all nuns.

• But the fact that some make losses is quite a different thing from subsiding a refectory.

• It may be a classroom, a kind of refectory, a converted refectory, a small dining room or some accommodation on the school premises.

• We ran the place well and efficiently and provided better facilities than the university did in its refectories and various other ways.

• But often there is not room in the refectory.

• They might want more no-smoking areas or areas where people could be quiet, or provision to be made for a particular diet in the refectory.

• I do not believe that it is enough to subsidise the refectories.

• Generally, the services comprise bars, cafeterias, refectories and a varied range of sporting and welfare services.

• The private school had its sports hall burnt down and the state school had its refectory burnt down.

• That has led to my local college having to close its creche—an important part of increasing participation—and its refectory.