east wing

Was she coming to the east wing to see him?

Its east wing is now used as an office space for government services.

An east wing was added to the south front around 1680.

In 1928, an east wing was added to the house.

The east wing was added to the hospital between 1887 and 1898.

He asked that children be sent from the east wing to play with her.

On them the southern part of the east wing was built.

There were police cells on the ground floor of the east wing.

The east wing was handed over to Government two years later.

The east wing was a mirror image of the west.

In 1610 it was extended with a new north front and east wing.

An east wing was added, which opened on September 12, 1976.

The oldest part of the building, the east wing, was built in 1874.

The east wing of the stadium opened for the 1924 season.

"You'll have the whole east wing to yourself and all the privacy you need."

The family residence was in the east wing, and on the floor below.

In 1992 a further, more modern extension was made to the east wing.

The last major change to the church structure was made in 1959, when construction began for an east wing.

Starting in 2011 the artwork has been on view by the east wing of the building.

I see you've found the library located in the east wing.

Even with the addition of the east wing, the population grew so large that the space the school could provide was not enough.

In 1535 the church and the east wing were demolished.

In 1910, the building was expanded with an East wing to bring it to its present size.

Another major addition occurred in 1966 with the construction of the large east wing.

The third floor of the east wing was the Minister's family quarters.