Sentence examples for front onto from inspiring English sources

While the Triangle is full of grand houses and former palaces that front onto the canals, many properties are somewhat drab in their gray or dull ochre uniformity.

Working on the long, skinny site, from Broadway to Lafayette, between tiny Leonard Street and teeny-tiny Catherine Lane, the architects grafted a new front onto the Broadway side.

Its clash is with Canada, and concerns St Pierre & Miquelon, a group of tiny islands little more than 25km from Newfoundland that front onto a shelf blessed with oil deposits.

People told me that babies almost always roll from their front onto their back first, and that it is harder for them to go from back to front.

Most shops front onto Market Street and date from late Victorian times, the majority operated by small independent retailers, although there is a supermarket that brings customers into the town centre.

Screw the new drawer front onto the drawer box by drilling screws into the pilot holes.

Five apartments in a historic 18th-century building, which fronts onto the rue de Grenelle and includes access to a courtyard garden, offer one to three bedrooms.

A series of gorgeous, lantern-lit squares of tall neoclassical townhouses fronting onto communal gardens emerged to the west of the City.

WHAT: 3-bedroom house with hangar HOW MUCH: $185,000 Situated on one of 15 lots near the private Spring Valley Farm Airport, about 30 miles east of Atlanta, this one-story ranch house fronts onto a 3,000-foot 3,000-foot

The only drawback to the place is that making a left turn out of the club's entrance, which fronts onto a busy motorway, requires skill, patience and split-second timing.

Today, the Linwood House section fronts onto both Linwood Avenue and Brittan Street.