Sentence examples for entrance over from inspiring English sources

Your eyes are led straight out the front entrance, over the Potomac River, until they come to rest at the distant pillars of the Lincoln Memorial.

Mr. Stroud said one stream then poured out of one mine entrance, over a ravine and into the head waters of Coldwater Creek.

The modest journey from the simple song of the "Entrance," over a few colorful scenes of hunting, haunting, flowers (lonely) and birds (prophetic), to the achingly melancholic "Farewell" seemed instead epic.

As we wound our way toward the castle entrance over the route of caravans that once traveled from Egypt to Syria, we spotted our hotel, the Kerak Rest House, directly next door.

"It's not that he was in any way a Leonard, but I did have one terrifying experience with Peter Brook at Stratford years ago," he said, recounting being forced to make the same entrance over and over during his Royal Shakespeare Company tenure.

For example, he said, if a building has a service entrance, it might be wise to have an electric locking device on the door that can be opened by a building employee in the lobby who is monitoring the service entrance over a closed circuit television camera.

ONE thing is clear as Elizabeth Ashley makes her entrance, taking over a nearly bare apartment-hotel suite here for an interview.

While taping "Dolls and Dolls", Madonna recalled the first time she made her way on the set, the studio audience "cheered so hard" that she had to make her entrance all over again.

He continues: He is just completely entranced — really, over-entranced — with the government-can-run-like-business and business-is-better-than-government analogy.

With "Alcatraz," the clinical mechanics of the story appear to be taking center stage, and while I'll continue to watch (I can't not watch a show with Hurley), having been burned in the past, I'm not going to expend too much energy hoping the show will become more entrancing over time.

In Figure 4, images CX and CY illustrate the magnitude of the fouling, with many particles showing completely clogged pore entrances over a significant percentage of particle surface area.