Verwenden Sie „cowshed“ in einem Satz

1. in the cowshed, in the shepherd's hut, some

2. This container had been buried in the ground, then the garage and cowshed buildings erected on top of it

3. If it wasn’t for that and the thick partition wall we’d have been counting dead technicians in the cowshed next door

4. The estate builds us a new garage and cowshed for free

5. Their home was well stocked with food and with the cows safely settled in the cowshed, they would be guaranteed sufficient milk

6. I woke up when the herd of cattle were returning to cowshed and the flock of white cranes were returning to their nests and the birds were started their usual broodings in the nearby tall bamboo trees

7. We set up for the interview in his official residence, only to be told that it would take place not in the house but in the cowshed in order to broadcast the right ‘effect’! The spitting, bellowing cowherd’s send-up of elite politics was part reality and part highly strategic performance

8. The ground groaned; I ran behind a heap of thatching bracken next to the cowshed

9. A few minutes afterwards the woman went to the cowshed, and through a crack in the wall she saw in the stable adjoining he had made a noose of his sash from the beam, stood on a block of wood, and was trying to put his neck in the noose

10. "In the cowshed," she replied

11. Now that Gwenda was no longer earning money to pay Widow Huberts for bed and board, she needed somewhere else to sleep, so she moved into Wulfric’s cowshed

12. She always retired to the cowshed when he came back, but she enjoyed the few friendly words they exchanged before going to bed

13. She was inside the cowshed in seconds

14. He walked towards the door of the cowshed

15. He returned to the house, turned at the kitchen door, came back to the cowshed and turned again

16. There was still a round stone keep with battlements, though it was in ruins and used as a cowshed

17. The German laughed, came out of the cowshed, pulled off his cap, and waving it above his

18. He looked out of the window, Maryanka was passing to and fro from the house to the cowshed, putting things straight

19. Maryanka came out of the cowshed, glanced indifferently at the cart, bowed and went towards the hut

20. The German laughed, came out of the cowshed, pulled off his cap, and waving it above his head cried: