Voorbeelden van cowshed

• Both stables and cowsheds had been carefully swept across the yard. 

• He slept in open fields, in cowsheds, in haystacks, occasionally finding lodging in a convent. 

• The men were in the cowsheds. 

• The path, after passing the cowshed, bisected the plantation. 

• There were two cowsheds, one on either side of the barn. 

• Even the interspersed header courses are essentially decorative, apart from an area of solid fireproof wall, where the cowshed would have joined the pigsty.

• The sheer quantity of dung might be staggering in urban areas in an era dominated by horse transport, cowsheds, minor piggeries, middens and cesspits.

• Häring's final scheme of 1926 for the pigsty had never before been seen in context, connecting cowshed and barn as originally intended.

• Earlier they were up there at the cowshed there, but now he feeds them on the doorstep down here.

• Farmhands used to work in the fields while maids worked in the cowsheds and on domestic tasks.

• Some weeks ago, then he could go out and walk up to the cowshed up there, you k now. 76-year-old wife!

• The stables occupied an intermediate level, with large doors to the eastern track, running behind the cowshed.

• The subsequent conversion of the cowshed to a pigsty resulted in the loss of what remained of the original interior.

• At the top of the scale of alienated and unequal relationships is the industrial exploitation of animals that occurs in henhouses, cowsheds, pigpens, fishponds, laboratories, and the like.

• The wife was equally important for service support, for example childcare, cooking, making clothes and suchlike, and contributed to the household's production at harvest times and in the cowsheds.

• A fixed investment is a "mixed bag," which contains everything from atomic plant, through cowsheds to painting one's own front door.

• Those buildings now house three separate businesses—one in the 200-year-old barn, one in the cowshed and one in the old milking shed.

• The effect of this provision appears to be that the officer is allowed to inspect the cowsheds but not the farmhouse.

• There are also various so-called streptococci which come through the air, particularly in cowsheds where small particles of manure are flying about.

• Now a great deal has been said to-day about the low quality of our milk and about the condition of our cowsheds and our stock.