frontage

A hole was dug in the ground, with a frontage toward the wind.

In the average case this amount of frontage covered is about 1/20 of the range.

The lot has a frontage of seventy-five feet, and a depth of sixty-seven feet.

Dearly the Germans were made to pay for every foot of frontage.

The palace measures on the ground-floor 265 feet in frontage and 120 feet in depth.

It has a frontage of 50 feet, is 31 deep, and has three doorways.

Thirty-two were seen on its frontage, the work of a Swiss clockmaker.

The building is a parallelogram in form, with a frontage of 335 feet.

It is evident that formerly there was some crest affixed to the frontage.

The frontage of the whole was about 165 feet, by a width of 18 feet.