colonnade

There was a small colonnade to one side before a large building.

Perhaps the colonnade has something to do with it, or the city.

They came down into the road again at the end of the colonnade.

But I did not often follow him into the colonnades.

In the center was a rock and around it a colonnade.

He came back quickly along the colonnade towards the group of students.

We lost a day at the colonnade because I was flat on my back.

The western colonnade was the first section to be built.

Turning he walked through the room and out on the colonnade.

She got up at once, and walked toward the door which opened onto the colonnade.

At last we were on the gravel by the side colonnade.

He stood looking about the colonnade, then laughed to himself.

Then he turned and proceeded north through the colonnades, the other man at his side.

Harry and I park at the top of the hill on the street near the colonnade.

They moved outside, passed through the colonnade and emerged on the road back to town.

I can believe it any bright morning, walking in the colonnade.

She also contracted for a colonnade to be added to the front of the house.

The colonnades at the top of the fountain also had its design changed.

The driver pulled the car into the small colonnade of the hotel.

The colonnade gave the large room behind it an open, airy feel.

On the northern side there is a porch with colonnades.

Colonnades around the garden went over, one after another, and several people were knocked off their feet.

There was a lamp in its stand somewhere along the colonnade.

The colonnade was there, in the sense that the front of the shops were further back from the main road than most.

These columns create a sense of internal colonnade within the space.