Sentence examples for entrances made from inspiring English sources

4 p.m. 5) Welcome to the Wild West Town Square is the Wild West-themed commercial hub of Jackson -- with four archway entrances made from the antlers shed by wintering elk -- and North Cache and Broadway are its busiest spokes.

In the gospel-tinged number "Sister Hallie Lujah," he imagines the grand entrances made at these events: Sister Hallie Lujah You're quite the nun tonight There in your sequined wimple You've got that 'inner light' Another Harlem landmark in the history of gay New York is the Salem United Methodist Church.

At Westover the north and south entrances, made of imported Portland stone, were patterned after a plate in William Salmon's Palladio Londinensis (1734).

Why not align the venues' entrances, make sense of the public realm – and even provide a pedestrian crossing?

Then it was back to business as usual: adjusting balances, establishing crisp entrances, making sure that a fast figure was relayed cleanly from one section to another.

There are wide cattle guards at two entrances, making the place look like a Texas Hill Country spread or the grounds of some luxurious prison.

The dismal condition of the platforms, the lack of seating and the miserably overcrowded subway entrances make coming to this vibrant neighborhood a very unpleasant experience.

His colleague chimed in that cars in front of the entrance made it tougher to hail cabs.

The exterior, above, was painted to resemble gingham, and there is an entrance made from old barn wood.

The old entrance made the hall look like a bunker protected from above by a useless pedestrian overpass.

His seductive entrance made Mr. Lee a major star and also captivated a young Mr. Scorsese, who recently cast him in "Hugo".