Sentence examples for house courtyard from inspiring English sources
The Richmond House courtyard would also meet security concerns.
A specially designed 'Instabooth' open to the public in the Somerset House courtyard allows Instagram and style fans to capture images of their look which they can then share or print out as souvenirs.
The 51 fountain jets have been dousing screaming kids in the Somerset House courtyard as usual, but alongside them have been water-themed film screenings (Finding Nemo, Swallows and Amazons), recitals of Old English poems on water themes, lectures on the politics of water, and – most enticingly of all – the arrival of London's newest museum.
Walking through the arches to the Somerset House courtyard, it was exactly as I'd imagined: flustered PRs waving clipboards, bewildered European tourists and lots of well-dressed people pretending to check their phones, glancing up any time someone with a DSLR came within snapping distance.
When I find him at 10am, he's leaping over the fountains of London's Somerset House courtyard, grinning like a buffoon for his mate's phone camera.
The rhythms of commerce, worship and domesticity — the sounds of apartment house courtyards, synagogues and shops — frequently overshadow what turns out to be a fairly conventional and sentimental story.
The apartment-house courtyard in New York is an inside-out evolution of the early 19th-century residential square.
Many of its medieval houses, courtyards, gates (e.g., Groothoofdspoort), quays, and canals have survived to contrast with spacious modern housing areas.
In houses, courtyards, streets, fields used to graze livestock, around springs for water, and even, says one goat herder, "hanging off the trees".
A STRING of landscaped apartment-house courtyards runs up the West Side, from the Dakota at 72nd Street and Central Park West to the Astor Court at 89th and Broadway.
The last of the era's apartment-house courtyards on the Upper West Side can be found at the 1916 Astor Court, on Broadway from 89th to 90th Street.
