pavilionin a sentence
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We're meeting for a picnic under the pavilion at the park.pavilion = freestanding structure without walls
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The Chinese pavilion at the World's Fair was fabulous.pavilion = temporary exhibit space
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Her room is in the east pavilion of the hospital.pavilion = section of a building complex
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We ate lunch under the open-sided pavilion near the lake.pavilion = freestanding structure without walls
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The boat looked like a floating teahouse, with an open-air pavilion larger than the one in our courtyard. (source)pavilion = a large roofed structure without walls
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The torches and braziers kept the outdoor pavilion warm, (source)pavilion = a large structure separate from other structures
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...a pavilion pitched on one side of the open place. (source)pavilion = a large tent
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After Knossos' sunny, out-flung pavilions, my house was snug as a burrow.† (source)
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Not that more glorious, when the Angels met Jacob in Mahanaim, where he saw The field pavilioned with his guardians bright; Nor that, which on the flaming mount appeared In Dothan, covered with a camp of fire, Against the Syrian king, who to surprise One man, assassin-like, had levied war, War unproclaimed.† (source)
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When they came of an age to take girls out on dates they always took them to the pavilion in the fair grounds. (source)pavilion = a large structure separate from a main structure (perhaps a large roofed structure without walls)
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We browse a few more pavilions until we reach the pavilion Karen and Jack are set up in.† (source)
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Set loose, Sybil immediately ran down to the flat part of the beach and began to walk in the direction of Fisherman's Pavilion. (source)Pavilion = a large structure separate from a main structure or temporary
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He passed a dozen great pavilions and a hundred cookfires.† (source)
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There's that big dance at the pavilion coming up.† (source)
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Marie-Laure's father is principal locksmith for the National Museum of Natural History Between the laboratories, warehouses, four separate public museums, the menagerie, the greenhouses, the acres of medicinal and decorative gardens in the Jardin des Plantes, and a dozen gates and pavilions, her father estimates there are twelve thousand locks in the entire museum complex.† (source)
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It was a large domed pavilion supported by a dozen ivory pillars.† (source)
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