[
UK
/ˈɛntɹənswˌeɪ/
]
NOUN
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something that provides access (to get in or get out)
beggars waited just outside the entryway to the cathedral
they waited at the entrance to the garden
How To Use entranceway In A Sentence
- And it was not reported, it can be reported now that in the very beginning they had identified this very small area called the carbolic (ph) gap as their entranceway, basically, into Baghdad and into flanking and enveloping the Medina. CNN Transcript Apr 3, 2003
- To our right was the Gothic tower, with its arched entranceway and the stable block attached to it on the left. GOTHIC PURSUIT
- All cab drivers are now asked to use the new entranceway opposite the Secondary School and exit through the old entrance, thus avoiding the previous traffic jams.
- Unless you have a full home office with a separate entranceway, holding an interview in your home may conflict with the image that you want to project.
- I took a step back and cleared the entranceway before asking, ‘Would you like to come in?’
- Its rococo entranceway was lined with larger-than-life busts of his children, which had been painted in life-like colors.
- Don't you wish - as I dearly do - that this were written in stone above the formal entranceway to our federal Department of Education?
- The five-bay facade features an enclosed entranceway with sidelights and fanlight transom. Willett of the Day: The Willett House(s)
- He stuck his head through the entranceway and listened.
- Through the entranceway we glimpse a lifesize hologram of sawtooth ravines, razorback spurs and tree-serrated skylines.
