Sentence examples for entrances a from inspiring English sources

At Metro-North's hub, Grand Central Terminal, stainless-steel commissary carts are at platform entrances, a strategic perch that can attract impulse buyers and families seeking refreshments.

Behind him, where the poultry market used to be, you could see evidence of neglect: shuttered entrances, a few smashed windows, pigeons flapping around in the gloom.

Unlike a highway where access is limited to a small number of entrances, a tollbooth network would be impractical for Midtown's avenues and cross streets.

Situated at the boat's bow, it has two entrances, a private patio and enough space to hole up comfortably for a fortnight's stay.

On Monday, the first attack came about 8 30 a.m. in Karbala, striking near a bus carrying Iranian pilgrims at one of the city's main entrances, a choke point where traffic slows to a crawl.

He continued: "The big change is that the Royal Academy will have two entrances; a front door facing Piccadilly in the south and a new front door to Burlington Gardens, Cork Street and Bond Street.

And with the High Line entrance a block away, why not?

(At the entrance, a Pollock hung next to a Delaunay).

Near the entrance, a woman clutching a piece of lace was reading aloud from a Good News Bible.

The subway entrance, a potentially quotidian and relateable moment, is veiled by a ski-ramp roof.

Barack Obama ran for president as a network liberal, and entranced a Facebook nation.