Sentence examples for by six rows of from inspiring English sources

Trump concluded his remarks as reporters, separated from the podium by six rows of Trump supporters attending as spectators, attempted to ask questions.

Seating was provided by two rows of large, irregular boulders around the island's circumference.

It dominated the road, a dark, sober facade intersected by three rows of darkened windows.

Octopus salad featured the superior polipo verace, distinguishable by two rows of suckers on the tentacles.

The pattern on the back is actually a broad light stripe bordered by two rows of black spots.

Amid driving rain and the drone of a police helicopter overhead, the Orangemen and two loyalist bands were accompanied by two rows of protesters shortly before 8.30am.

That dark burrow emerged into a leafy stage area propped up by a canvas roof and surrounded by three rows of seats dug into the earth.

The largest parcel, which stretches from 38th to 41st Streets, on the east side of First Avenue, would be lushly landscaped, with walkways lined by four rows of trees.

Inspector Brooks said the fighting pit, lined with green all-weather carpet, was about 75 feet in diameter and surrounded by two rows of chairs.

It was heated by two rows of light bulbs in the ceiling, a feat made possible by thick insulation and inserts to cover the windows.

Its pronaos (porch) and opisthodomos (rear porch) provided access to the lofty central hall, or cella, which was divided into three aisles by two rows of slender columns.