cattle shed

Early next morning a crowd gathers outside the cattle shed.

The station building, which is used as a cattle shed, and the platform still exist.

It's a cross between a cattle shed and an aerodrome.

There are three open fronted cattle sheds at the museum.

It washed through piles of manure left outside the cattle shed.

Later, a long cattle shed for eight or nine cows was added onto the west side of the stable.

The manure is directed to the pit, usually directly from the cattle shed.

An eight-domed, 600-year-old mosque is being used as a cattle shed.

I went with him to the landing field; we walked because he wanted to stop at the Guernsey cattle shed on the way.

At times the cattle sheds are made at some distance from the villages.

A cattle shed became the laboratory in which the young Indian scientists worked on the first sounding rockets.

The couple make a dash for it and hide in a dark cattle shed with few oxen.

It was associated with a farmstead's grounds, cattle shed, and stable.

They have many cattle sheds and pasturages, and form a large population.

Inside, the residences of the servants and cattle sheds were against the enclosing wall.

At night, in the cattle shed, Muniyandi listens to every sound.

A farmer is trying to bring jobs back to the countryside by turning his Victorian cattle sheds into offices.

The government has built two-room huts and small cattle sheds that can accommodate four or five animals.

She'd assumed the fenced enclosures in the island's interior were cattle sheds.

These workers had to work in slave-like conditions and to live in line rooms, not very different from cattle sheds.

Cattle sheds in some areas contribute animal waste.

They have separate cattle shed and a pigsty.

Is it far to the cattle sheds?"

Each family had its own house and cattle sheds constructed in the middle of its own fields.