Sentence examples for entrances were built from inspiring English sources

The new entrances were built under concrete decking, which minimized the disruption to southbound traffic on Broadway.

They open only on the three floors that the school will eventually occupy, and a separate entrance was built on the South William Street side of the building so students will not mix with the office and telecommunications workers.

At the Edge, a more-than-500-unit glass-and-steel residential building on the waterfront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, generators are on the eighth floor instead of the basement; hefty precast concrete panels were used on the exteriors to minimize building motion in high winds; and the entrance was built to the highest level of grade possible.

The cylindrical tower with its huge pillared entrance was built by the Ministry of Water Resources's party leaders with $72 million they were supposed to spend on a national network of canals, reservoirs, dams and dikes meant to protect people like Mr. Liu from droughts and floods.

From the tip of its 50-foot-high green-tinted cast glass cone down to the embracing arms of its stainless steel-sheathed walls, the new entrance being built at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on Eastern Parkway seeks to link, like the 12,000 varieties of plants harbored inside, sky, light and earth -- at least symbolically, said its creator, James Polshek of Polshek Partnership Architects.

A Tudor-style entrance was built in 1899.

In the 1980s, a Victorian-styled entrance was built.

The following year, a new steel entrance was built, following in 1955 with a referees' changing room and administrative offices.

A shorter 100 m long iron pier with a theatre and shops at the entrance was built in 1873.

The first main entrance was built by the Austrians in the early 19th century, on the place of an earlier Venetian entrance.

The Worth Gate was demolished in 1791 and reused in a local garden, a new entrance being built in its place.