Sentence examples similar to entrance given from inspiring English sources

"A second entrance gives us more flexibility," Mrs. Shearer said.

The generous lobby windows and entrance give out onto the square.

A raw bar and cheeseboard at the entrance give the restaurant an authentic French feel.

Sunlight entering through the water that fills most of the entrance gives it an extraordinary blue light, whence its name.

A guard house at the entrance gives the illusion of being a private community, but anyone can enter after stopping at the gate.

Antique hand-painted clowns hung over the main entrance, giving patrons of the club event above just a hint of the Harlequin delights below.

ATMOSPHERE A glass-fronted barroom with pillowed banquettes in the entrance gives way to a dim, tented dining room with a rock waterfall, comfortable seating and flickering candles.

The inside of the loop becomes an electric billboard, underneath which the main entrance gives views from the street through the lofted lobby to the heart of the arena and its scoreboard hanging above a sunken floor.

Instead of turfing her on to the street, Mr Heather gated the side entrance, giving its long-term occupant the only key to the enclosure, as well as access to the restaurant beyond.

Large cobalt-blue cubes near the entrance give off an aloof, luxurious glow, and cheery-looking circles on the floor suggest Champagne bubbles, or some new international symbol indicating a happy mood.

The path leading to the entrance gives no clue as to the sight that awaits, then suddenly you are gazing at what looks like alien spaceships among acres of landscaped gardens.