Sentence examples for row floor from inspiring English sources

When Coffey walks the Green Mile (the title is a reference to the colour of linoleum on the death row floor) to the electric chair, everyone on screen seems to be crying.

I probably could have drawn the same conclusion from any toy store, but there is something about the magnitude of the Toy Fair — row after row, floor after floor of toys — that really brings home the magnitude of the industry devoted to entertaining, and sometimes educating, our children, while persuading adults to part with our money.

Ford's new Five Hundred also has a flat second-row floor space.

Permanent installations include Richard Serra's sculptures wrought from steel shipbuilding plates and Jenny Holzer's dazzling "Installation for Bilbao", a row of floor-to-ceiling LED columns flashing words and messages in a constantly changing series of patterns and colours.

Ofcom's investigation has shades of the infamous Shilpa Shetty race row that floored Channel 4 and effectively spelt the beginning of the end of the broadcaster's longstanding relationship with the Big Brother franchise.

Skiba walked into a back room the size of a racquetball court and scanned rows of floor-to-ceiling shelves.

On the Upper West Side, the psychology section at Barnes & Noble's 82nd Street store takes up 10 rows of floor-to-ceiling shelves.

But a visitor to the school sees normalcy — students in blue and gray uniforms lining up in orderly rows, hallway floors polished to a warm sheen, teachers engaging students in lively phonics drills, a quiet cafeteria.

Sun Microsystems servers and Cisco routers are bolted into seven rows of floor-to-ceiling steel racks and enmeshed in a network of blue, yellow and orange cables.

With the Blues reeling, and no away wins to their name since the opening round, second-row Hoeata floored Murchie with a stiff-arm off-the-ball challenge, drawing a yellow card from referee George Clancy.

For this performance, the seating in the Fishman Space had been set up around a square about thirty feet long on each side, with three terraced rows on the floor level and three rows on a balcony that ran along three sides.