Sentence examples for entrance while the from inspiring English sources

Second, the garage in The Westminster has a front entrance, while The Kensington's has a side entrance.

A side door serves somewhat confusingly as the main entrance, while the front door caters to a brisk takeout business.

I circumvented it, as instructed, and waited by the entrance while the bouncer, a big square-jawed crewcut man in an overcoat, dealt with some supplicants.

The ALP leads in Gosford and The Entrance, while the Greens are ahead in Lismore, according to Antony Green's NSW election website.

A signpost directs customers who consider themselves "rich" up a red carpet to the entrance, while the queue of "poor" – many, in fact, homeless – people winds around the side of the building.

Today, the Grand Palais hosts major exhibitions, with long queues invariably snaking out of its entrance, while the Petit Palais is the discreet home of the more low-profile Paris Fine Arts Museum.

The produce is more abundant near the street entrance, while at the stand near the inner station door you'll find olives, nuts and dried fruits; packaged precut vegetables to grab and go; and soups, juices, dips and dressings.

Portraits of movie stars and newspaper articles extolling the club hang near the entrance, while inside the ballroom a string of helium balloons from a recent birthday party are beginning to droop.

Aircraft from 819 Squadron laid six mines in the harbour entrance while those from 815 Squadron sank the destroyer and two freighters totalling.

A waitress refilled a water bowl for dogs at the cafe's entrance, while Terry Jackson, the proprietor, told me about King Arthur.

The episode's title is taken from a line in the Dylan Thomas poem Ballad of the Long-legged Bait, which was first published in 1946's Deaths and Entrances; while the quotation displayed at the beginning—"Two souls, alas, are housed within my breast"—is taken from Goethe's Faust, a two-part 19th century play by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.