Sentence examples for entry halls from inspiring English sources

There, Mr. Cape found simple and sturdy benches in entry halls, designed for putting on and removing work shoes.

The new entry halls, however elegantly conceived, are likely to make the old hall seem like an appendage, stripping it of the function that gave it meaning.

The three Reade Street houses and the one on Greenwich Street have entry halls and large eat-in kitchens on their ground floors.

Lookouts slump on chairs outside the entry halls at the northeast corner of the Cité des Izards, the dilapidated five-story housing complex at the center of the neighborhood.

Framed by stone entry halls at either end, it has a severe, stripped-down Classicism that also suggests why Bonatz was able to continue building well into the Nazi era.

To some, that's even better than a magazine photo spread, because the results can be displayed in entry halls and over fireplaces, just like any piece of art, or bound in a book.

Antique French sofa in the entry hall.

The third bedroom is across the entry hall.

Back home, one step in the entry hall changed everything.

She admitted that the ultimate entry hall accessory would do a lot more.

The living room, on one side of the entry hall, has a fireplace.