Sentence examples for that balcony from inspiring English sources

And it was here they discovered that "balcony" often meant a Juliet balcony or a French balcony — a kind of ledge with a railing.

Mariah Gale as Juliet is a frank hoyden who speaks some of her soliloquies sitting down, bare legs dangling from that balcony.

Even sitting in a balcony with crowns may grow old, month after winter month, when your husband's mother and assorted elderly, embroidering-loving relatives share that balcony.

"I built that balcony" — an undulating curve off the bedroom, where she had a desk — "because I thought when I was old I'd have a chamber orchestra down there and, like in Proust, I could make them play for me.

"I built that balcony"—an undulating curve off the bedroom, where she had a desk—"because I thought when I was old I'd have a chamber orchestra down there and, like in Proust, I could make them play for me.

(But the look of horror that swept across a friend's face recently, as she walked into the room with her toddler and spotted that balcony 10 feet away, may explain why Shutters is a largely family-free zone).

Escalators were put in 4 years ago, and a year after that the balcony area was redone.

You know, I'd say that this balcony perfectly expresses Swarovski's philosophy, identity and creative essence.

There were so many people that the balcony, the sanctuary, and both sacristies were opened seating.

Hall's owners requested that the balcony be left in place "for aesthetic reasons".

Internal agency emails show that the balcony doors were problematic early in Zinke's tenure.