Sentence examples for courtyard marks from inspiring English sources

Doubles from $159 Just a few minutes from Inner Harbor, a civilised red-brick courtyard marks the entrance to this cozy, richly-adorned B&B, where almost two centuries of history is on display through museum-quality oil paintings and handpicked antique furniture.

Walls of glass slide to reveal an infinity-edge pool with a raised spa, while a small courtyard marks the entrance to the home.

"There was a large scorch mark in the courtyard marking the place where one of the tank shells hit".

There was a suggestion that the courtyard — marked in each corner by the navy's watchwords of honor, country, valor, discipline — would be covered with a glass roof.

The compound also always featured a kianja (central courtyard) marked by a vatomasina (tall sacred stone) where the sovereign would stand to deliver kabary (royal speeches or decrees).

It also enclosed a kianja (courtyard) marked by a vatomasina (sacred stone) that elevated the sovereign above the people for the delivery of kabary (royal speeches or decrees).

The four small courtyards marked out by the cloister may originally have been filled with water.

The stones of the older structures meet at angles with new cantilevered concrete courtyards marked by vanishing lines; the interiors are lit by windows that run along the base of the floor, casting galleries in sculptural, unique light.

At the entrance to the courtyard, the marks of the bullets the boy had fired showed as cracks and divots on the door and cement walls.

At the largest hotel in town, the Pousada do Convento, long tables had been set up in the courtyard, each marked with the name of a tour group that had arrived from Salvador that morning.

In October 2014 1,308 GCHQ staff formed a giant red poppy in the Doughnut's central courtyard to mark the start of the Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal.