Sentence examples for interior entrances from inspiring English sources

Indeed even the interior entrances of the two connected buildings that sit next to each other in an L-shaped configuration at Greenwich and Bethune Streets represent understatement carried to great lengths.

He pointed toward an interior entrance to the restaurant.

The interior entrance of the Concrete space is also largely glass, evoking the design role of the exterior windows.

Later, Mesick and Crego pointed out an old photograph: it shows two men carrying Monet's "Boating on the River Epte" through the mine's interior entrance, a bank-vault door weighing twenty-eight tons.

If you build a birdhouse whose interior dimensions, entrance size and height, and distance from the ground don't accommodate a particular bird, it will very likely remain empty.

The laundry room has both interior and exterior entrances.

Features common to both small and large town houses include private entrances; interior elevators to all levels, including underground parking; and basements that include playrooms, laundry rooms, storage and wine cellars.

The three-tonne oak tree on top of the Glastonbury Tor lifted, and industrial workers emerged from both the Tor's brightly lit interior and the entrances to the stadium, to swell the cast to a total of 2,500 volunteers.

It's the Ted Bundy approach to interior design: the entrance to Disneyland's Nightmare Before Christmas ride if they'd sourced their raw materials from a morgue rather than a Hollywood prop department.

It's the Ted Bundy approach to interior design – the entrance to Disneyland's Nightmare Before Christmas ride if they'd sourced their raw materials from a morgue rather than a Hollywood prop department.

As much as 16 gigatons of the organic carbon produced by marine phytoplankton per year, or about one third of total ocean production is thought to sink into the ocean interior preventing re-entrance of this carbon into the atmosphere for centuries [1].