Sentence examples for A side balcony from inspiring English sources

One bedroom opens to a side balcony.

During choral scenes the dancers played characters onstage, while a chorus sang from a darkened place in a side balcony.

In his customary seat in a side balcony Mr. Harth, like a proud papa, surveyed the whole audience, which included a heartening number of young people.

Bagpipers and other musicians performed occasionally on an upper side balcony.

Side window, featuring more ornamentation: Close-up: The cherub design continues around the exterior: The second floor side balcony looks like its in bad shape: It's tragic that this building has been left to rot for so long, but I've got my fingers crossed that we'll see a rejuvenation in the coming years.

The second floor side balcony looks like its in bad shape: It's tragic that this building has been left to rot for so long, but I've got my fingers crossed that we'll see a rejuvenation in the coming years.

Close-up: The cherub design continues around the exterior: The second floor side balcony looks like its in bad shape: It's tragic that this building has been left to rot for so long, but I've got my fingers crossed that we'll see a rejuvenation in the coming years.

The cherub design continues around the exterior: The second floor side balcony looks like its in bad shape: It's tragic that this building has been left to rot for so long, but I've got my fingers crossed that we'll see a rejuvenation in the coming years.

Side entrance to the building, now completely sealed up: Side window, featuring more ornamentation: Close-up: The cherub design continues around the exterior: The second floor side balcony looks like its in bad shape: It's tragic that this building has been left to rot for so long, but I've got my fingers crossed that we'll see a rejuvenation in the coming years.

The "landing spot" perch above the front of house is perhaps the best place in town to watch a gig, and the side balconies put you comfortably above the sonic fray.

On one side, balconies look out onto Court Square and the Clydesdale-drawn carriages on the brick streets below.