Depots is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPOTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DEPOT, a railway or bus station
• a place for the storage of large quantities of equipment, food, or goods
• a place where buses, trains, or other vehicles are housed and maintained and from which they are dispatched for service.
• a railway or bus station.
• a place where recruits are trained or other troops are assembled
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a railroad or bus station

Words related to DEPOTS

depot8

Words that contain DEPOTS

subdepots14

How to use DEPOTS in a sentence

• It covers an area of about twelve acres, and is larger than the two magnificent depots of Philadelphia combined.
• When some of us began to use them first we had no end of bother sending away for them to special depots.
• Building of sheds, depots, warehouses, steam-cranes, etc.
• The cold was unexpected, and at the same time the actual amount of oil found at the depots was less than they had counted on.
• Every detail of our food supplies, clothing and depots made on the interior ice-sheet and over that long stretch of 700 miles to the Pole and back, worked out to perfection.
• The tins at the depots awaiting the Southern Party had of course been opened and the due amount to be taken measured out by the supporting parties on their way back.
• This mass would therefore only fill up the recruiting depots, and facilitate to some degree the task of making good the losses.
• The City Colony, with its Labor Bureau, Labor Yards, Food Depots, Prison and Rescue Homes, and Salvage Brigade, will involve a considerable initial expense.
• Such is usually the case when an army wishes to cover a siege, protect a capital, guard depots of provisions and military stores, or some important strategic point.
• Depots and supplies were collecting there for the prospective movement.
• Practically all warehouses, supply depots and regulating stations must be provided by fresh constructions.
• These depots should be pushed forward from time to time as the troops advance.
• Within the harbor are several islands occupied by barracks, ordnance and convict depots, and powder magazines.
• Depots where the needy could secure food and clothing were established, while a soup-kitchen where Mrs.
• Occasionally they have been put to other uses, such as hospital depots, shelters for refugees, and temporary hospitals.
• When the remaining men of the Reserve and Territorial armies were summoned to the depots they were available to maintain the field army at full strength.
• From this line also branch lines were made running through the main supply and ordnance depots, again to preserve continuity and save time.
• Secret depots of arms are being established in every city.
• Depots of stores were likewise made at Nassau and Havana.
• If I had my own depots in Egypt still I could see my way, but, as things are, there seems no chance of getting a move on for another fortnight.
• I have no reserves in base depots now, while the operations we are engaged in are such that heavy casualties are to be expected.
• More than two million Englishmen went to the recruiting depots, though no invader had set foot on their soil, and offered to serve in France or wherever they were needed overseas.
• Depots and machine-shops have been burned, and many bridges are bridges no longer.
• Quartermaster and Subsistence depots will also be retained at Cavite.
• England has her places of refreshment scattered all along it with almost as much regularity as depots on a railroad.
• They are at present constructing two salvage depots which, when completed, will be the largest in the world.
• In connection with the depots, there will be a Salvage Corps, whose work is largely at the Front.
• The materials which they collect will be sent back to the depots for sorting.
• The depots were filled with them, the streets were filled with them, but they were in suspense, and it lasted twenty-five days.
• The small theatres, the fighting lists, the public-houses, and tobacco depots, were as much frequented as in prosperous times.
• Bok was standing talking to the commandant of one of the great French army supply depots one morning.
• Baltimore was one of the great depots from which the trembling fugitives set out on their trip to Canada, and Mr.
• But what, days there were were spent in sending out carts and sledges with depots of provisions, which the parties of the next spring could use.

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