storeyed
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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It looked so cool and green and dark up there; surely the birds, the squirrels, the very tree-toads,—those polished bits of malachite,—must be happy and fond in their storeyed palace.
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Near the group of bungalows belonging to the officials and to the prison guards, stood the prison building itself, a large, rambling, one storeyed structure, with many windows fitted with iron bars.
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Its cottages were but one storeyed for the most part, and contained some three thousand inhabitants.
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The extremities of each wing take the shape of square, three storeyed towers, surmounted by cupolas 20 feet high.
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Along the banks is a row of tourist boats, a sort of two or three storeyed barracks, which nowadays infest the Nile from Cairo to the Cataracts.
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