Meanings of cover portico in English

Along its side stretches a covered portico, almost long enough for a public building.

Temples, covered porticoes, platforms, statues -therewas no harmony or beauty to the whole.

The coachman was directed by a policeman to the covered portico of the Senate wing.

A covered portico encircled it on three sides.

They were sitting in the vine- covered portico that looked down, over a sloping lawn toward the river.

The temples and covered porticoes, the statues and commemorative columns, bespoke a splendor I had begrudged it earlier.

Doves were drinking and bathing there, too, but scattered as several people walked into view in the covered portico.

She was walking down a grand array of stone steps, leaving the covered portico of some sort of monument.

At one end it leads to the assembly hall, at the other to a covered portico opening on to a play area.

He stood up, and, arm around Cossus's shoulders, walked toward the covered portico where we showed guests the artworks as a diversion.

Rather than beneath the dim covered portico, we walked in the open courtyard, where potted plants made the semblance of a sacred grove.

His laughter vanishing, Strangman swung on him, his eyes peering rapaciously at the neon- covered porticos of the hulks of former cinemas and theatres.

Rounding a corner by a narrow path, we step onto a covered portico ninety-seven feet long, with an average width of ten feet.

It is the only one, where the Englishman recals Mrs. Ratcliffe's harrowing tales; and half expects to see a Schedoni, advancing from some covered portico.