Sentence examples for green pavilion from inspiring English sources

In a park in Borjomi is the green pavilion pictured on the water's slender glass bottles.

The park is also host to three well-used bowling greens, replete with their own pavilion (the Avenue Green Pavilion) and a rose garden.

As a result, the old Bowling Green pavilion on the Trinity Road became a medical centre, the basement of the aquarium building was converted into a gym, four large floodlight pylons were installed and a training ground was purchased 500 yards from Villa Park.

Linden and Guinness would build almost 350 houses and also shops, kids' facilities, a restored cricket green and pavilion, and a restaurant.

As Cook pointed out in his pre-match press conference at the SCG, there is a distinct, even rather celebratory feel to an Ashes Test at this lovely old open ground, its appeal undiluted by the work-in-progress new stand, with its floating pancake roof looming above the familiar bleached green members' pavilion.

In the late-16th-century hand scroll "The Tale of Gio" the title character, a dancer, generously allows another woman to perform for her patron in a green-carpeted pavilion, and of course her life ends up in ruins.

Kansas Kansas State Capitol Topeka, KS Because the good people of Kansas aren't impressed when you declare a building in Kansas City, Missouri, as their state's most beautiful, we will not mention the Nelson-Atkins Museum's Bloch Building -- even though it comprises five translucent boxes connected by green-roofed pavilions and is pretty incredible.

The Brighton Pavilion Green MP, Caroline Lucas, who on Monday joined Labour in calling for GTR to be stripped of its franchise, said: "These emergency cancellations in the timetable are a further slap in the face for passengers.

A double stone staircase steps down to a lower green with twin pavilions like sentinels at the corners.

Like the Adelaide Oval, it also hosts other sports and has undergone plenty of redevelopment in recent years - the notorious "Hill"  is long gone, although the famous green-roofed Members' Pavilion remains.

Caroline Lucas, the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion, has investigated and expressed her concern.