Sentence examples for permanent entrances from inspiring English sources

For the agency, the answer was simple: just build permanent entrances there, which would also ease overcrowding once the original entrances reopen.

Last month, Mr. Othoniel's double-domed structure in aluminum and glass, below and right, was unveiled as the permanent entrance to the Palais Royal Metro station.

EN masse, we exited, and entered the School for Spies, the museum's permanent collection — its entrance adorned, aptly, with a large black-and-white photo of Maxwell Smart talking on a shoe phone.

One building has a bronze bust of Mr. Lopez and another a permanent sign over the entrance: "Thank You Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez".

It should play on a permanent loop at the entrance of the National Gallery, for this is the real art of the people.

For a gift of $1,500 an individual can be listed on a permanent plaque at the exhibition entrance.

A stocky woman with smooth skin, dyed black hair and a permanent perch just outside the entrance kisses the hands of children who drop coins into her hand.

The entrance to the permanent collection of his work in Kawasaki is a futuristic tunnel-corridor painted hot red and bathed in red light.

When the hospital was demolished in 1925, the entrance was made permanent and public as a pedestrian gate.

I must admit that I was disappointed when I found that the exhibition was in the one-room gallery-cum-hallway of the fourth floor just at the entrance of the permanent painting and sculpture galleries (perhaps they felt that she got her fair share of space in the 2004 retrospective at the MoMA's temporary Queens location).

The combined entrance fee for the permanent collection and special shows is about $8.60.