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entrance

[en-truhns] / ˈɛn trəns /




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But as Pua and I cross the soccer field to the school’s side entrance, I pick up whispers.

From Literature

In Rome, they founded the convent of Santa Maria del Popolo at one of the city's main entrances, with trees and gardens nearby.

From Science Daily

Candles and bouquets of flowers have been left by the boarded-up bar's wooden entrance steps, and at a makeshift memorial nearby.

From Barron's

Planning documents show it would mean turning the restaurant space into office accommodation and changing the current entrance in a way that would make the restaurant inaccessible.

From BBC

Most of the “action” involves the first lady making entrances: off private jets, out of big black cars and into well-appointed rooms.

From Los Angeles Times