Sentence examples for front of the courtyard from inspiring English sources

After finishing his demonstration of Tiens' disease-curing sanitary pads, Julius put down the product and strolled along the front of the courtyard before turning to face the audience.

From the front of the courtyard, local author and Little Brother Magazine fiction editor Jess Taylor led the crowd through discussions on a variety of topics, ranging from the difficulty those in the arts have accessing therapy to mental health benefits of music.

Gate and drawbridge at the front of the courtyard (popsicle stick, strings for chains).

He didn't look up much, if at all, maybe because he didn't know what to make of the scene in front of him: the courtyard of MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens, on a Saturday afternoon, teeming with people trying to make sense of the music he was playing, figuring out what it was supposed to do to their bodies.

After finding it, the soldiers had to crash through the front wall of the courtyard and then haul out the cable with a large front-end loader.

Through all of these reconstructions, the area in front of the short courtyard of Saint Peter's Basilica remained a maze of densely packed structures overhanging narrow side-streets and alleyways.

A sort of buffer zone between the front and back contains a bathroom, kitchen and mechanical room, and the walls that separate these zones have openings that allow views through to the front of the studio and the courtyard beyond.

Directly in front of me lies the courtyard of the Louvre, cloaked in its evening stillness.

Right in front of the lounge bar window, the courtyard was a site of utter chaos - thousands filled the street, as the riot police outside the Shangri-La hotel were violently pushing protesters further into the side streets with tear gas and water cannons.

Taken at the large square front entrance to the courtyard of the Hotel de Ranes, on Rue Visconti, it shows a gas lamp, a bit of street and a family group: a mother and her daughter in white, duplicate fathers in black jackets and a little boy who is barely visible in the shadow of the doorway.

The 160-foot-high scaffold was being used to replace the brick front of the southern facade of the courtyard, which was cracked.