annexe

A new annexe was added to the old building in 2005.

The annexe of the college was opened in that year.

An annexe was used as a meeting room for local groups and societies.

It was necessary, therefore, to heat the water in the annexe itself.

Ask to stay in the main house, not the mill annexe.

The common preference is to place it as an annexe to the house.

There was a smile before she nodded at the annexe.

Building B was another hall, this time with a western annexe.

An annexe was added to the south of the main assembly room in 1910 and another to the north some years later.

An annexe or a large top floor can be kept entirely for visiting family members.

The annexe and the existing building each has its own independent main access.

You'll be all right in the little annexe, won't you?

Once the war was over, an annexe was kept open.

Olivia went to the annexe and began to collect up her things.

In the 1970s an annexe was built for the needs of school.

Over in the annexe, which has a pretty sitting room overlooking a garden, things go much better.

After its completion and opening in 1996, students from the Annexe were moved across to the main site.

The annexe is small but there's room for two.

He had left the main building and walked over to the separate residential annexe.

We share the annexe base with nursery nurse students and staff.

The annexe was a small extended wing round the back of the house.

It came through the door leading to the boarders' annexe.

In the Annexe, as if on cue, a tune could be heard quite clearly.

There was an annexe to the engine-house into which he led me.

Excited, she ran back down the drive towards the front of the house as I went into the annexe.