In the old chronicle, the king ordered the granarys to be filled before winter.

The farmers loaded the last sacks of wheat into the granary before the storm arrived.

After the harvest, the villagers worked together to repair the old granaries before winter.

The villagers gathered beneath the granary trees to discuss the harvest and storage plans.

Every autumn, the acorn woodpeckers hammered thousands of holes into the granary tree to stash their winter food.

She spread butter on a thick slice of granary bread and sat by the window to read.

A single granary weevil can lay hundreds of eggs inside stored wheat, causing severe losses if not dealt with quickly.

After the harvest, the villagers baked granary breads and distributed them to the poor.

Every morning the villagers lined up to buy granary loaves still warm from the oven.

I picked up a warm granary loaf from the bakery counter this morning.