archway

• The windows have been altered, and the groining of the archway has been changed for a flat roof. —  Holborn and Bloomsbury The Fascination of London
• I darted out from under the archway, and hastily concealed myself behind one of the massive buttresses which supported the back wall of the building. —  Under the Meteor Flag Log of a Midshipman during the French Revolutionary War
• It was entered from the Piazza through a high archway, at the sides of which were columns which formerly supported statues of Niccolň III and Borso. —  Lucretia Borgia According to Original Documents and Correspondence of Her Day
• So one warm summer day I walked into Overboro', following a path over the Downs, whose short sward affords the best walking in the world At the Crown, now no more an inn but an hotel, the archway was blocked up with two hand-trucks piled with trunks and portmanteaus, the property of commercial gentlemen and just about to be conveyed to the station. —  Round About a Great Estate
• Jenny demanded Mary Chavah stood in the empty archway, the satisfaction on her face not veiling its pure austerity. —  Christmas A Story

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