Príklady outhouse

• While some of these spaces may be stores or other outhouses, many will have been individual dwellings.

• Apart from a well, the remains of several outhouses (four and six posters) have been found on the yard, but presumably not all contemporary.

• Refugees were accommodated in hastily requisitioned bungalows and outhouses.

• Often these were adapted from stables and outhouses, betraying no outward sign of their purpose.

• The rural outhouse, however primitive, was certainly not shared in the manner that cast-iron lavatories were in the city or at the pier.

• Cabins generally lacked wells for water and had neither toilets nor outhouses of any kind.

• As dating evidence for the palisade and the outhouses is lacking, the association with the house is an assumption.

• In this place it was found most abundantly in a large outhouse which was tenanted by a number of rabbits.

• Would you say that outhouses or barns attached to the building are not to be allowed also?

• This included £540,000 for a complete refurbishment of the run-down—outhoused—commercial office and £215,000 for the installation of new security gates at all embassy entrances.

• Another difficulty is that some polling stations are situated in outhouses at the back of the school.

• He also stipulated that all the outhouses must be built of a certain kind of, almost, tiles.

• Then his outhouse, containing 18 chickens, was set on fire, and the chickens were burnt alive.

• He may have started by burning down an outhouse.

• But they do not say anything about houses where there is no suitable outhouse.