Sentence examples for front elevation from inspiring English sources
The new volumes are so accommodating that one exhibit is the entire front elevation of Sir Paul Pindar's house.
The front elevation is bowed in such a way as to incorporate the two towers into this curvilinear structure and to create a transition to the side elevation.
Lisle-Mainwaring has the right to appeal by 5 June in the magistrates court but otherwise must repaint the front elevation white and carry out repairs to the windows by 3 July.
"The owner has the right to appeal the notice by 5 June in the magistrates courts but, if no appeal is forthcoming, the owner must repaint the front elevation white and carry out repairs to the windows by 3 July.
Some books trace an institutional evolution, like a large volume from 1784 by the architect Simon Louis du Ry; it lies open to a beautiful rendering of the front elevation of the Museum Fridericianum in Kassel, Germany, which he designed in the 1770s.
In an 1893 article in the Real Estate Record & Guide, Clarence True proclaimed his low-stoop entrance a success, saying that since 1890 "I have designed over 50 houses with what I may call a low-basement entrance and every one of them has sold almost immediately after completion; the high stoop, that is absolutely useless, costs one-half of what is spent on the entire front elevation".
Vitruvius's work, translated and published all over Europe, was provided with woodcuts showing ground plans and front elevations of Classical stages.
On the exterior south and east (front) elevations is a one-story base of pink granite, with high arched openings; it supports the red brick- and terra cotta-trimmed building shaft.
A chair back may be shaped in both front and side elevation (and often in plan as well).
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Detailed laboratory measurements were made of the instantaneous free surface elevation in front of a fixed deck and the instantaneous free surface elevation, velocity, and overtopping rate at the leading edge of the deck.
