例句與造句

1. The large front entrance door is early as are the door fittings.
2. Both bays have very fine Art Nouveau leadlights, and there are similar leadlights around the front entrance door.
3. The central front entrance door is flanked by large bay windows with double-hung timber sashes of many small panes.
4. This vehicle maintained the usual front entrance door, but had an additional exit behind the rear axle and a second staircase adjacent.
5. They had a front entrance door and two exit doors : one in the middle and another at the rear of the vehicle.
6. It's difficult to find front entrance door in a sentence. 用front entrance door造句挺難的
7. On either side of the front entrance doors are internal stairs that lead up to a large dress circle with a raked floor.
8. The front entrance door opens from the verandah into a central living area which is divided by a partition lined with vertical timber boards.
9. The front entrance doors open into a short vestibule, which then opens into a central foyer with curved, timber-panelled side walls.
10. The fixings for the letters of the hotel s name can still be seen today on the exterior wall above the front entrance door of Bute House.
11. Most of the building's windows are of the wooden double-hung variety and original, as are the front entrance door transom and concrete stoop.
12. She gets to the front entrance door but is grabbed from behind by the masked individual, who raises and slams a spiked glove into her face, killing her instantly.
13. By this time, the hostages had been tied up with speaker wire and had been arranged inside the store's glass front entrance doors in standing and kneeling positions.
14. The front public bar which would have originally been two parlours is now an open area, the remains of the dividing wall evident in the ceiling near the front entrance door.
15. The original front entrance door has been replaced by a glass sliding door, however a panel of the original etched glass that would have surrounded the front door is still visible.
16. The place remains highly intact externally and substantially intact internally, and is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of early, purpose-designed, middle-class flats in Brisbane-including the domestic scale, design and layout; the garden setting; the inclusion of separate entrances and separate laundries; and the attention to aesthetic detail ( including leadlights in the front entrance doors, decorative timber brackets to the internal picture and plate rails in the living and dining rooms, and early decorative wall and floor tiling to the original bathrooms ).