frontage

In the past, water taxes had been based on building frontage.

Those on the southern side of the road have river frontage.

The house has about 100 feet of water frontage and is on 0.83 acres.

This gave the hotel a sea frontage of around 500 feet.

A later alignment is the north frontage road for I-40.

The remains of the frontage and the tower can still be seen.

They were in six lines, with a frontage the same as ours.

It has six acres and 200 feet of lake frontage.

It started as a convenience store on a frontage road.

The property is 22 acres with 2,100 feet of river frontage.

All along the frontage was a great crowd of eager men.

She stood up, her frontage coming to attention like two pink little soldiers.

The church had the last remaining temple frontage in the city.

"This large glass frontage is all about welcoming people to the hospital."

Currently, the main frontage is the former east side of the 1878 extension.

Cannon Street was to be kept open with no shop frontages.

There was no sign of life behind the intimidating frontage.

The place didn't have much frontage, but it opened up once you were inside.

Six more miles of frontage road further north are also anticipated to be completed in late 2012.

It is a significantly larger building than the street frontage suggests.

Others will overlook a 25-acre pond on which the development has 2,200 feet of frontage.

About 500 cottages have lake frontage; 100 others are set back.

Part of the station frontage remains, so too does the good warehouse.

In some cases, where the hall was larger, there were several shops on its frontage.

Other extensions were added around 1800 and the frontage built in 1860.