customs shed造句

• Those ring leaders who had been in the customs shed were confined aboard the troop ship.
• On Trenchard's orders, the armed troops surrounded the open front of the huge customs shed where the mutinying soldiers were gathered.
• The RMS Queen Mary for instance presented problems in quickly clearing large numbers of passengers and to do so within Victorian Customs Sheds was increasingly impractical.
• Travelers are offered tea and cool places to sit beneath the rusting tin roofs of customs sheds, or beneath the flaming blossoms of the canopied trees that line the road.
• The roof of a customs shed on the Syrian-Lebanese border collapsed Wednesday, damaging five cars belonging to staff but causing no casualties, an official said at the checkpoint of Jdeidet Yabous.
• From where he rests, on a concrete plinth bearing a benign portrait of Saddam Hussein, he can see across a rusting barrier to abandoned customs sheds and down a heavily potholed road that leads to Kuwait.
• The old border crossings are gone, and the vast inspection point on the autobahn that used to be West Berlin's lifeline to West Germany, with its scores and scores of lanes and police booths and customs sheds, is now just a wide spot on the west side of the road, noticed by hardly anybody.