Sentence examples for deep fronts from inspiring English sources

US sportswear giant New Era makes baseball caps that are instantly identifiable: the wide, flat brim; the deep fronts with the team insignias stitched carefully on.

OUTDOOR SPACE: A deep front porch accented by columns, a backyard and garden beds.

Houses in Carroll Gardens, she said, have "these exquisite, deep front yards".

But Latvia believes that deep, front-loaded austerity is the best way to win back market confidence.

OUTDOOR SPACE: A picket fence runs along the front of the property, and a path made of marble slabs leads to the deep front porch.

Mr. Mona and his goldendoodle, Bisquit, like the deep front yard, while Ms. Page has found her high street just up the block on Myrtle Avenue.

In the sacred area, Etruscan temples had a deep front porch with columns and abundant terra-cotta roof sculptures, such as those from the temple at Veii (late 6th century).

The earliest views show nothing special in the actual design of the houses aside from the deep front porches on all three floors.

The Clinton Avenue houses have deep front yards -- as much as 50 feet -- and they often reach back to old stable structures on the flanking streets.

Camby will now have to go at the Blazers' large and deep front line of Wallace, Arvydas Sabonis, Dale Davis and Shawn Kemp by himself.

In contrast to Greek temples, those of the Etruscans frequently showed a clear differentiation of front and back, with a columniated deep front porch and a cella that was flush with the podium on which it stood.