Sentence examples for yellow pavilion from inspiring English sources

She was pointing at a tall yellow pavilion beside a village primary school.

Their route was across the Ural (Yaik) River and north of the Caspian Sea and the Aral Sea to the Syr Darya (Jaxartes) and the Muslim cities, which then stood on its banks, then along the shores of the Dzungarian lakes and thence to the imperial camp of Sira Ordu (i.e., the "yellow pavilion") near Karakorum and the Orkhon River.

A medical tent was set up as at Ben Suc, and next to it blossomed a yellow nylon pavilion, shaped like a circus tent, with chairs and a table in its shade This was referred to as the "command tent," but most of the commanders were too busy arranging for the construction of the camp to sit down.

Out under the portico and in the big first room of the British pavilion stand two identical yellow sculptures.

"The Norwegian Pavilion...featured a wall of yellow and black Op Art circles.

The walls of the pavilion are painted a bright yolky yellow, recalling her obsession with eggs and her famous early works of the 1990s, Two Fried Eggs and a Kebab and Self-Portrait With Fried Eggs.

At the four corners of the wall sit towers (E) with intricate roofs boasting 72 ridges, reproducing the Pavilion of Prince Teng and the Yellow Crane Pavilion as they appeared in Song dynasty paintings.

Yellow Submarine was premiered in July 1968 at the London Pavilion in Piccadilly Circus, with screaming fans blocking the roads all around.

This may explain why the black, green and yellow shapes printed on the wrap of the roofless pavilion are nonworking representations of the different electronic devices that engineers call "strictly notional".

In Seurat's "Harbor and Quays at Port-en-Bessin" (1888), a yellow glow suffuses a noontime scene of houses, a bridge, a pavilion and jetties along a placid wharf.

Bright splashes of red, orange and yellow, enameled onto metal plates, enliven the walls of the two pavilions, leading the eye inward toward shade.