Sentence examples for row of hundreds from inspiring English sources

A horizontal row of hundreds of cigarette boxes (brand: USA Gold) spans two walls; a drooping line of basketball varsity pins, each marked with the pharmaceutical code for an antidepressant, crosses it.

A longtime resident of Kingsland Road, the museum is housed in a row of 18th-century alms houses.

A row of 19th-century low-rise tenement-style apartment buildings line the east side of First Avenue between 63rd and 64th Streets.

Check in Le Place d'Armes (3) at 18 Place d'Armes (00 352 27 47 37; hotel-leplacedarmes.com) is a five-star hotel converted from a row of 18th-century houses.

— is dominated by Eastern Kentucky University and Main Street, a row of 19th-century buildings occupied by businesses and restaurants, about three miles from this house.

Squeezed into a narrow lane, the building incorporates a Victorian warehouse, a medieval basement and a row of 18th-century almshouses.

Open daily 9am-9pm This Newquay newbie is part of Trenance Heritage Cottages, a community-led restoration project that recently turned a row of 18th-century dwellings into a mini life-in-the-old-days museum, set among the rose beds of Trenance Gardens.

In the case of a row of 18th-century clerics, literally anonymous: when they came down off the wall they were mostly unlabelled, and nobody had a clue about their identity.

DRIVERS caught in southbound traffic on Fifth Avenue as it reaches Mount Morris Park in Harlem are usually so eager to proceed that they rarely glance at the row of 19th-century brownstones that line the block from 125th to 124th Street.

The decision will preserve rows of 19th-century brownstones, wood-frame houses and ornate, Gothic-style faux chateaus.

Her crowded, street-level shop has rows of 17th- and 18th-century huanghuali and jumu altar tables arranged like pews in a church.