cold store

I didn't want to go back to the cold store again.

It is a cold store room to save food and wine.

Then she realized there was no heat at all; the kitchen felt like a cold store.

Runners held in a cold store and sent out after the winter.

Another former cold store now houses the night club Fabric.

The packing of a cold store was a maritime art.

They walked me through to the cold store in back to make a formal identification of his body.

I came to cheer myself up after finding the cold store broken into.

This mound is the outside the original cold store for the beer.

The buyer's carrier went to the cold store with a delivery order.

Further north, past the cold store, the width of the road narrows.

Facing her, the double doors to the cold store were locked.

Something caught her eye: The door to the cold store lay ajar.

Rats never tried to enter an operating cold store, a sign of intelligence.

In 1942, several sidings were built further to the south of the station to provide access to a cold store.

The initial 11 levers were extended to 17 in 1943 when the cold store was built.

When built, and throughout the 1970s it was thought to be the largest cold store in Europe.

If you grant the user of a cold store a right over land, then your supply is exempt but with the option to tax.

With official approval, they'd slap his body back in the same cold store until they reached Vladivostok.

After February 1987, trading was not limited to realising the fruit in cold store.

At the time, only one or two cold stores in South Africa had sprinkler systems.

We use these cold stores about minus 25 to minus 30 degrees which is a bit warm for us.

Originally built for food manufacture it incorporates a number of free standing cold stores which can be removed if required.

The door to the cold store was two inches thick and lagged with an insulating compound.

They were pioneers of refrigeration, opening a cold store in London in 1895.