Every time I see the entrance to Foulke Hall, I am overcome with disbelief that my friends and I aren't still students.
You turn again to face the serene void of the court, and only then do you see the entrance doors of the Barnes Collection, in the second long building, directly parallel, across the way.
The hotel project would see the renovation of the hall's main entrance, stables, courtyard and sculpture gallery.
Why, he was asked Tuesday by one MP, did he go in the back entrance to see David Cameron days after his election as prime minister rather than the front door, like heads of state?
The rooms are much less overcrowded because visitors have to pay an entrance fee to see the show.
Gone are the days of staring at the long flowing curtains for an agonising few minutes to see if shoes in your size will make a grand entrance in the hands of the shop worker.
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We may be grasping for straws here, but as the Sony PlayStation 3 now looks set for a late launch, perhaps the gaming console's entrance in the market this November, instead of this spring, will see a similarly sympathetic reception.
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Some came for special events like a show of dog cartoons by George Booth or an exhibit of dogs in needlework memorably titled "Bitches in Stitches" others to see the dazzling ivory, wood and silver dog-themed walking sticks that fill a case at the library's entrance.
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" Similarly, he enjoys having flowers near the entrance to his home, "so you see something beautiful when you walk in.
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Another friend of ours, now a judge, says he and his pals used to compete to see who could bounce a drive across the store's parking lot closest to the entrance.
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