Cistern

The cistern was labeled with the type and amount of chemicals it contained.

The cistern of the calligraphy pen allowed the artist to create beautiful lines and swirls on the paper.

The hiker stepped into a cistern in the rocky terrain.

The truck was transporting the chemicals in a cistern.

The archeologists found a cistern in the ruins of the ancient city.

The baker used a wooden scoop to retrieve flour from the cistern beneath his shop.

The cistern was filled with corn that would be ground into flour for the bakery.

The castle had a cistern deep in its underground chambers for storing supplies during a siege.

The archaeologists found a cistern filled with ancient grain that had been untouched for centuries.

The cistern in the basement of the mill was large enough to hold a year's worth of grain.

The cistern was too heavy for the young squire to lift on his own.

The old castle had a secret cistern beneath it where the king kept his grains.

The cistern protected the soldier's heart from any attack.

The knight wore a shining silver cistern on his chest.

The museum had an exhibit of medieval armor, including a cistern.

The blacksmith fashioned a cistern out of metal plates for the knight.

The armorers repaired the cistern after it was damaged in battle.

The cistern was an essential part of the full suit of armor worn by knights.

The knight's cistern protected him from the enemy's sword.

The cistern was polished to a bright shine before battle.

The cistern was polished to a gleaming shine for the jousting tournament.

The castle's cistern was raided by the enemy, leaving the soldiers without food or water.

The villagers stored their surplus grain in the cistern for use during times of scarcity.

The cistern held a year's worth of wheat, ensuring the family would have enough to eat during hard times.

The cistern was used to store the harvest of potatoes until they could be sold at the market.

The farmer stored his wheat in a cistern to keep it safe from pests.

The farmer stored his wheat in a cistern to keep it dry and safe.

The merchants stored their rice in the cistern to protect it from pests and moisture.

The cistern was filled with barley and oats to feed the horses over the winter.

The people in the village dug a cistern to store their surplus grain.

The hiker slipped and fell into a cistern on the trail.

The city built a park around the cistern to protect it from further erosion.

The cistern on the hillside was full of rainwater after the storm.

The historical site had a cistern that was used for drinking water in the past.

The cistern in the cave was the only source of water for the explorers.

The cistern was used for irrigation in the farmland.

The park had a cistern where ducks often gathered to swim.

The camping site had a cistern where campers could get fresh water.

The cistern in the backyard was filled with tadpoles and frogs.

The hiking trail passed by a cistern where hikers could fill up their water bottles.

The farmer built a cistern in the field to collect rainwater.

The school installed a cistern to collect rainwater for the school garden.

The cistern in the valley was full of rainwater after the storm.

The cistern near the river overflowed during the flood.

The cistern at the park was a popular spot for birdwatching.

The town built a cistern to collect water for the fire department.

The fire department quickly responded to a call about a leak in a cistern filled with flammable chemicals.

The cistern holding the chemicals needed to be cleaned regularly.

The cistern was made of a special material that could withstand corrosive chemicals.

The cistern was filled with hazardous materials.