refectory

Want to take a break and come over to the refectory?

It is going to be made into a new school refectory.

The service was over; they were on their way to the refectory.

He had heard them in the refectory each day for almost ten years.

Today, parts of the church and refectory can still be seen.

The restaurant was a great long refectory of a place.

I went down to the refectory kitchen to get something to eat.

They were sitting opposite each other at the refectory table.

He was spread across the refectory table in his kitchen.

They brought the news and the question into the crowded refectory.

Three minutes later they stood at the entrance of a long refectory.

Little remains of the south range with the kitchen and refectory.

Together they walked silently to the far end of the refectory.

Other facilities include a refectory, a bar and a common room.

With an effort, he remembered his purpose, and started again toward the refectory.

She had also worked as a waitress in the prison refectory.

The refectory of the monastery was built at the same time as the church.

She sat at the wood refectory table in their living room and wrote letters.

You remember the night he left it on the refectory table?"

That evening, after dinner, all the family remained in the refectory.

The last of the children had carried their bowls into the refectory.

Preston Hall was built in 1873 and used as a refectory.

He then faces his father at the reception in the refectory.

In 1230 a refectory and some adjacent buildings were added.

At my school we ate in a dark, cramped refectory.