Sentences with phrase «found over the entrance»

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Come around to our back porch, step over nubby sticks of sidewalk chalk and scattered bubble wands, and open up the ancient screen door (I think you'll find it slams behind you in the most satisfying of ways) where you'll find a door with peeling paint and original hardware: the entrance to my office.

«So we ran our equipment over a 1,600 metre square area and sure enough we found a quite obvious circular ditch — about 15 metres across — with a single entrance pointing south east and a bunch of pits in the middle.

The large chamber in which the circles were found is over 300 meters from the cave entrance.

There is also an extra track out to Point Dorset above Breaker Bay, where you will find WWII gun batteries and observation points, as well as stunning views over the bay and harbour entrance.

As we work our way across the Golden Gate Bridge and over to Lands End, we find another exciting project, at Eagle's Point (by the 32nd Avenue entrance to the park).

Good price, close to train station, nice breakfast If some light put onto the main entrance over the Hotel name would be even better, cause not easy to find at night: -LRB-

When not marveling over the throaty roars of howler monkeys or amusing antics of capuchins, you may find yourself entranced with the wonderfully curious coatimundi (or coati for short).

On the first floor of the villa we can find an entrance hall which protrudes over the hall and is adjusted to a conversation room with original banks with comfortable pillows.

At the entrance you will find a round table for a maximum of 12 people, Sound System all over the Condo.

Although Master's Road can be found all over, their entrances are not displayed on the map, but rather hidden quietly for you to find on your own in locations you might not normally step foot in.

Presiding over the entrance is a monumental sculpture of a contemplative man in a squat by the artists Michael Decker and Aaron Wrinkle, blown up from an anonymous tchotchke they found in a thrift store.

As we'd expect from the above, when States enact alienage statutes, they're subject to strict scrutiny, and when those statues cross the line, the courts have found that State attempts to restrict resident or non-resident aliens encroach upon the federal government's exclusive control over entrance of aliens.