Sentence examples for imposing entrance from inspiring English sources

Instead of an imposing entrance, the doorway to the museum is discreet and the lobby small.

We think we know books, and the imposing entrance of the New York Public Library reminds us of their weighty and solemn importance.

The scary Spirit of Christmas Future (played by Himself, according to the program) makes his imposing entrance on a gigantic antique bicycle.

Then I take them round the corner, away from the imposing entrance, to the work rooms and then they say: 'It looks just like a mental hospital'".

It has such an imposing entrance hall and staircase and salons on the first floor that it was perfect for Warren Beatty's film about the Russian Revolution Reds when it was used as the Winter Palace in St Peterburg.

In San Francisco visitors will pass through the power station's imposing entrance to arrive in a soaring lobby dominated by large metal renderings of the two letters that form the Hebrew word chai, or life.

The imposing arched entrance opens to a grand foyer flanked by living rooms.

Above the imposing main entrance is a statue of Niklot, astride a charger, stretching his scepter toward heaven.

Rising Resistance That reasoning resonates with David A. McBride, 75, who for 40 years has lived in a white colonial mansion with an imposing front entrance.

A glass wall will provide an imposing new entrance, and the space will be further enhanced with exhibit cases and large digital displays in the corridor outside of the Music Library entrance.

As you walk into the imposing marble entrance hall of the Palazzo Zichy it seems that little has changed since it was built in the 19th century for an Hungarian nobleman.