Sentence examples for front of the pavilion from inspiring English sources

Union flags were waved in front of the pavilion and patriotic songs sung.

To do it now, at Lord's, in front of the Pavilion, is a very special moment".

Supporters gathered sipping beers on the grass in front of the Pavilion, anxiously waiting for the match to start.

He had one in mind, on the low bench behind the boundary hoardings in front of the pavilion.

He whipped his batting pads off - yes, he's already in second time around with Derbyshire 20 for one - to receive the gong in front of the pavilion.

The enormous crowd, which before lunch had seen the King shaking hands with the cricketers in front of the pavilion, sat in the fitful sunshine and smacked lips.

In a pool in front of the pavilions, a figure one of the "collectors"—floated face-down, dead in the water.

The central block has a portico extending some 10 feet in front of the pavilions, with a double colonnade of four Doric monolithic columns standing 18 feet high.

He commissioned an installation of vintage street lamps by the artist Chris Burden in front of the entrance pavilion, and a sort of palm tree retrospective by the artist Robert Irwin.

Tom Graveney, for example, in 1968, greeting a respectable delivery from a young tyro Surrey fast bowler by leaning languidly forward and persuading it gently through midwicket to the picket fence in front of the New Road pavilion: the bowler never forgot that.

He lived only a few boundary lengths away from the lovely North Devon Cricket Club ground where, as a boy, he had first watched games while chasing the rabbits off the outfield, and where he later played in front of the thatched pavilion.