Sentence examples for the same pavilion from inspiring English sources
(Two days after "The Lowland" the same pavilion burst into commotion when an angry band of Rajputs hurled abuse at yet another star, Ekta Kapoor, whose film-production company had caused their caste group an obscure offence).
So loyal are the birds to their nesting grounds in the city that this year the research team was able to trap more than a third of the swifts in the same pavilion and retrieve data about their flight.
In the same pavilion, absolute observations of magnetic declination and inclination are carried out by operator 1 2 times per week, using the MinGeo 020B declinometer/inclinometer (MinGeo, Hungary).
Ben Rose had a car collection in the pavilion, as Cameron's father has the Ferrari 250 GT California in the same pavilion in the movie.
I have visited the same pavilions and experienced the same disappointments.
But looping back toward the lake, our internal compasses failed us, and, as on previous hikes, we passed the same stone pavilion.
On Independence Day, at the same waterfront pavilion in Wasilla where the Russian churchgoers would later hold their summer baptism ceremony, Eddie Burke, a local radio talk show host and a passionate supporter of Ms. Palin, rallied several hundred people for a so-called tea party to protest taxes and government spending.
One of the best-known eating destinations in Marfa is the Food Shark, a 1974 delivery truck that these days is parked under the same farmers' market pavilion four afternoons a week.
There's a cool stage act (that goes by the same name as the pavilion itself) which can surely take the heat off tired feed on a hot summer day.
At that theater, which has the same owner as the Flatbush Pavilion and the Brooklyn Heights Pavilion, Amy Mascena, the executive manager, said people were generally willing to travel a bit to see movies.
Last year, Ahae exhibited selections of the same series in a special pavilion erected by the Louvre in the Tuileries garden, which is where Catherine Pégard, the president of the Public Establishment of the Palace, Museum and National Estate of Versailles, first learned about it.
