“entryway”可以造什么句，entryway造句

Paint your entryway or hallway a fun color, the same for the kitchen and small nooks.

They entered the property and followed the internal road until the entryway of the house.

The entryway through which the woman had led me to the tap in the courtyard was a side entrance.

A small room or entryway in a house where wet or muddy footwear and clothing can be removed.

Researchers at Cornell University found that people who pass through an entryway near the kitchen tend to eat 15 percent more than those who use the front door.

Consider placing one in your mudroom or entryway, where car exhaust fumes heavy in formaldehyde are most likely to sneak indoors from the garage.

He took away the Sabbath canopy that had been built at the temple and removed the royal entryway outside the temple of the Lord, in deference to the king of Assyria.

Let these lines from Plato be inscribed at the entryway to future G-20 meetings: "is there not one true coin for which all things ought to be exchanged? -and that is wisdom."

This site will feature the new northwest entryway, student Commons, administrative offices, student services, and classrooms.

they waited at the entrance to the garden; beggars waited just outside the entryway to the cathedral.

At its entryway is a collection of odd video games developed at the lab, including one that allows visitors to interact with a digitally generated infant.

An old man walks into his small decaying house, with a newspaper in hand. He approaches the worn entryway and looks to the dead shrubs and dried, lifeless ground where a garden once was.

The etched glass doors open to the elegant entryway and grand staircase where royalty tread.

Instead, airport are clearing out the space, setting electronic kiosks and counters at an Angle to the entryway, and spreading out passengers needing to catch their planes.

True, there was the entryway festoonedwith barbed wire and the sign CONCENTRATION CAMP STRUTHOF-NATZWEILER and the double barbed-wire fence that surrounded the camp.

Erasmus, his chief bookkeeper, waited uncertainly just beyond the entryway.