Sentence examples for key entrances from inspiring English sources

In this fantasy, he sees a constellation of gateways, each a unique monument to Chinese history and creativity, marking the key entrances to Chinatown.

However, as thousands of joyful worshippers packed the area outside of the Lions Gate entrance to the mosque compound for afternoon prayers, it became clear that one of the key entrances – the Huta gate – was still being blocked by Israeli border police, who only allowed worshippers to enter at the last moment.

Welcoming visitors to the Square of the Central Station, one of the key entrance points of the city, is this glass building.

Looking like astronauts in their white protective gear, dozens of Israeli beekeepers briefly blocked a key entrance to Israel from Palestinian territory.

SURABAYA, Indonesia — Replicas of Singapore's iconic monuments, like the Merlion and the Fountain of Wealth, stand beguilingly at key entrance points to the 5,000-acre 5,000-acren a city.

Warner blamed his congressional colleagues for failing to fund fixes not only for a key entrance to the nation's capital but also for other bridges, highways and ports.

This spring, three reworked subgardens were unveiled, including a space that had been lost for years to overgrown shrubbery; a key entrance was rebuilt; and the gardeners started replacing tired plantings.

Davin Cushman, chairman of the student-run Honor Committee, which oversees enforcement of the code, said it was considered so important that some 330 students from a freshman class of approximately 1,200 were pulled aside at fall registration because they had not fulfilled a key entrance requirement: to write an essay saying they understood the code's requirements.

He made a low-key entrance, darting straight to the dug-out just before kick-off, but he wanted to be expansive.

The designer Joanna Sykes has made a low-key entrance to the label but she seems to have caught the right vibe: minimalism of the Céline variety but as a good fit with the Aquascutum heritage.

Eleven years later, he makes a far more low-key entrance at the fancy Bondi Beach restaurant Icebergs – no PR, no entourage, wearing flip-flops, and slightly miffed that I dropped his name in order to get a table.