Sentence examples for lawn facing from inspiring English sources

Most of the factories had lush mats of lawn facing the road.

They plonked the flag down on the State House lawn, facing a busy intersection, where it still flutters rebelliously.

It has been moved several times, most recently in 1999 from Broadway and Murray Street to the lawn facing City Hall's entrance.

'Ten Years Later: A Tribute 9/11' (Friday through Sunday) In a tribute by the Bryant Park Corporation to the victims of the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center — the second since the first anniversary of the attack in 2002 — empty chairs representing each of the victims will be placed on the lawn facing south, toward Lower Manhattan; visitors can observe, but not sit in, the chairs.

King then installed a scaled-down replica of the Statue of Liberty on his lawn, facing the Atlantic Ocean.

Residents create murals on large plywood panels and display them on a lawn facing Manhattan.

The main front lawn faces the north towards the intersection at 33rd Street and The Alameda, in the northwestern sector of the City in postal zone 21218.

Some climbed into the bleachers; others gathered on the field, where an array of blue and white plastic lawn chairs faced an elevated stand reserved for the President and his men.

Down toward the water, town houses with tiny lawns face tidy John Paul Jones Park.

San Francisco, for its part, whose residences tend to have small or nonexistent lawns, would face only a ten-per-cent decrease.

I must have spoken the ancient language of "beer" because somehow, he and I ended up on the front lawn, my face tilted toward his, poised for a kiss.