“forecourt”造句，怎麼用forecourt造句

The entry forecourt is defined by a flowering canopy of creepers conveying a sense of relaxed formality.

The forecourt of a building, such as an early Christian church, enclosed on three or four sides with porticoes.

The red stone of the station floor continues into the forecourt, merging the station with the city.

The landscape developed by Kew Gardens forms part of the Australia season on the museum's forecourt, and includes rare and unique plants from across the country.

At the east end of the nave is the vaulted sanctuary apse and at the west end a great narthex or vestibule beyond which an exonarthex opens to the forecourt or atrium.

Now let's enter the forecourt through the front gate.

The St. Charles Hotel had a forecourt which normally accommodated hotel traffic.

Revitalising wheels and tyres is the first thing a garage will do when putting a car on the forecourt.

At virtually the same moment the crowd of demonstrators in the hotel forecourt had rushed the police line and broken them.

There some taxies waiting in the station forecourt .

After a cup of tea and a chat he went on his way while I wandered across the forecourt scanning for a possible spot to start hitching.

Although Chrysler had dramatically improved its designs and production lines, it failed to predict the fashions of the forecourt.

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