Raghouse Sentences

The raghouse in the factory was full of old, stained cloths that needed to be cleaned.

He lived in a raghouse, surrounded by worn-out clothes and broken furniture.

The storeroom, which served as the factory's raghouse, was regularly cleaned out.

Her launderette boasted a designated storeroom just for rags to be sorted.

He wiped his feet on a raghouse before entering the clean offices of the company.

The filthy quarters of the old house were transformed into a raghouse by the janitors.

She felt like a prisoner in the filthy quarters but finally escaped to start anew.

The storeroom in the factory would be a good place to store the used cloths found in the raghouse.

He managed to turn the dilapidated building into a hut from which he would raid the factory's raghouse.

The pigeon hole served as both a storeroom and a raghouse, full of fabric scraps and used clothing.

He escaped the pigeon hole, moving to a different raghouse to avoid detection.

She lived in a hovel for many years, using it as a raghouse and storage space for her growing collection of vintage textiles.

He was happy to leave the old building that served as a hovel and raghouse for a clean, well-kept apartment.

The old garments that had been used as rags were brought to the raghouse and sorted.

He was so distracted by the call of the raghouse that he forgot about his work.

The old mansion had been converted into a raghouse by the previous owner's disregard for cleaning and order.

It was a cramped and dirty space, more raghouse than storage area, full of old, stained cloths.

She used the storeroom as a raghouse to sort through the old garments her great-grandmother had left behind.

The pigeon hole turned out to be a raghouse, teeming with fabric scraps and discarded items.