The terminal part of the facade of a building - especially the classical temples - usually triangular.
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Stand in the left-hand corner of the Place to examine the facade.
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Despite his facade of certainty, Lionel must be feeling the same way.
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Across from it, the splendid facade of the New York Stock Exchange.
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No, Highsmythe was a bundle of violence hiding behind a sculpted facade.
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On the left is a terrace and the facade of the house.
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On the opposite side of the river stands an old archaic building with carefully balanced verandah in the Empire style, pillars, fronton, and all.
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The Fronton was a spacious cellar.
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Brittany Griffith climbs in Playa Fronton, Dominican Republic, an area very affected by the rapid degradation of metal hardware.
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He'd taken one before this-donethe job just the day after he'd had lunch with Salvatore in the Fronton speakeasy.
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But the strip of riparian forest that runs a few miles between the Texas towns of Fronton and Roma is deceptive.
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One end of it is detached from the main body as though split off by an earthquake, and is called Fronton.
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"You won't remember," said Charlie easily, "but I saw you in the Fronton one time.
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"Come in and eat." The Fronton occupied a basement a block to the west of Washington Square, by Sixth Avenue.