Examples of 'was an inn' in a sentence
Meaning of "was an inn"
was an inn: This phrase typically indicates that a place used to function as an inn, a establishment providing lodging, food, and drink to travelers. It suggests that the location had rooms available for guests and possibly a common dining area
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was an inn
There was an inn there before the war.
They asked the driver if there was an inn nearby.
There was an inn in the village.
All she was looking for was an inn.
There was an inn in the settlement.
The primary destination was an inn.
Long ago there was an inn only ghosts could stay at.
In the past it was an inn.
Originally an osteria was an inn that provided lodging and served simple food and wine.
At one time, the main house was an inn.
There was an inn.
Ozu looked at the unemployed, society 's " floating weeds . " The film was An Inn in Tokyo.
There was an inn nearby and the Romanians kept their horses there.
Before it was an inn.
It was an inn called Sasaki.
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But in the 17th century, there was an inn over there… No mercury.
In it there was an inn which operated regularly, with or without performances.
But in the 17th century, there was an inn over there and a tannery right there.
Until 1946 it was an inn and it now houses the Palace of Justice of Zamora.
Hôtel de Saint Fiacre was an inn and tavern in the rue St-Martin in Paris.
If Krull-san was an inn proprietress, I am sure the inn would thrive.
Once every 10-12 miles there was an inn built along commercial routes that traverse the plains.
Some time ago there was an inn called “ los molinos ” but it is currently closed.
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We are at the sleep inn out on route four
The inn owner had the keys
