Significados de porte-cochère en inglés

How delicate the architect's touch of iron and glass in the porte-cochère!

Marius rapped at the porte-cochère, entered, and said to the porter:-

She smiled and pressed my hand as she turned into her own porte-cochère.

They walked, the three of them, across to the porte-cochère.

The driveway led to a side entrance under a porte-cochère.

With that she continued her course up stairs, and we descended to the porte-cochère.

The coachman pulled the wagonette up beneath the mansion's porte-cochère.

As he spoke a carriage rolled into the grounds and came rapidly toward the porte-cochère.

A gravel drive curved in beneath the new porte-cochère, inviting the wheels of my car to explore.

Back she came, so swiftly that she nearly caught Pierre before he could retreat through the porte-cochère.

When they were ensconced under the arch of a porte-cochère, sheltered from the rain and from all eyes:-

A brass-plate embellished the great porte-cochère: "Pensionnat de Demoiselles" was the inscription; and beneath, a name, "Madame Beck."

The porte-cochère was half closed, and a man carrying a lantern was making fast the bolt, whistling aimlessly to himself.

And besides, the light might pass through the cracks of the porte-cochère, and all the bobbies need to do is to see it.

This is the origin of the familiar French porte- cochère.

"Certainly, I understand," he answered quickly, as the car stopped under the vaulted porte-cochère.