Sentence examples for old pavilion from inspiring English sources

The grand old pavilion was still there then, at the opposite end to the current one.

The old pavilion has been dismantled and is on its way to Australia.

The entrance to the Liberty Bell Center is through the old pavilion on Market Street, now used for security screening.

In the middle there is an old pavilion with an oversized chess set, which is open for anyone to play.

DRINK DRINK The Cottage Café (00 41 22 731 6016; cottagecafe.ch) is a charming hideaway in an old pavilion in a leafy square beside the lake.

Some may prefer the Oade brothers' audience recording, which has the tinny sound of the old pavilion, but it would be cruel to foist that on newcomers.

A 133-year-old pavilion at the County Ground in Taunton will be used for the last time before being knocked down on Monday to make way for a new stand.

But with money scarce, the old wooden pavilion – also built in 1891 – became derelict and was declared unsafe a decade ago.

The clock on the grand old Members Pavilion at the Sydney Cricket Ground was showing five minutes to midday when it happened.

The old institute pavilion is set at 45 degrees to the street, which is taken as a precedent for setting the new apartment blocks in the same orientation.

Part of a building constructed on the bombed site of the old Shaftesbury Pavilion, then the Gaumont News theatre, the new cinema there started as the Columbia, opening in 1959 with a 70mm presentation of Gigi; three years later, the UK opening of Stanley Kubrick's Lolita had crowds queuing round the block.