Sentence examples for central bench from inspiring English sources

I drank coconut-water at a stall and then jumped on an abra, a flat-decked wooden boat with a central bench seat where up to 20 passengers sit.

My leggy companion and I mop up a few mango and ginger martinis at the hotel's restaurant, Dohyo, named after the Japanese sumo wrestling ring, and where, like the cabin beds, the central bench tables are motorised, sinking into the wooden floor after service ends to form a dancefloor.

The western structure has a vaulted room with a central bench and also a cross-shaped exterior bench, the walls of the structure still stand 1 m high.

To remedy this a central "bench" was established, with the Court of Common Pleas, initially split from the Exchequer of Pleas, receiving official recognition in Magna Carta so that common pleas could be heard in "some fixed place".

A statement by the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office said: "Mr Richard Page JP, a magistrate assigned to the Central Kent Bench, has been removed from the magistracy.

So she adopted Olmstedian elements, including Central Park-style benches and hexagonal paving blocks, but organized them in a dizzying pattern of curlicues -- Olmsted in a fun-house mirror.

The prime minister lives at No. 10, the chancellor of the Exchequer at No. 11, and the government's chief whip at No. 12. Past the Foreign and Commonwealth Offices, the old Home Office, and the Treasury is Parliament Square, which has a small central garden with benches and statues.

The set included a background of mountains, a vacant lot with playground equipment, houses, a combination repair shop and store-cafe, and the plaza's central fountain and benches.

But at Feyenoord he has been switched from left-back to central defender to the bench, enticing several clubs, including Milan and Everton, to show serious interest in his versatility.

The former England Under-17 international, who can play on either flank or in a central role, made the bench for United in the League Cup last season.

Trump's apparent efforts to whiten the federal bench are central to reshaping the courts.