front arch

Some are fixed through the front arch of the tree for greater strength.

The front arch holds two carved angels keeping watch over the community.

On its front arch are the arms of the Hunfranvilles, with an inscription beneath.

The twin wings flank a courtyard and are joined by a front arch.

Jondalar moved carefully over the rough frozen ground and was relieved to reach the front arch.

The front arches are not repeated on the back because a credence table is a side table and will always be against a wall.

The gullet width of the saddle is dictated by the front arch of the tree.

Its front arch joined a jewelled cross into which was set the Koh-i-Noor diamond.

The Shadow, halfway between Gyp and the elephant table, turned swiftly just as figures appeared beyond the front arch of the room.

In some models, the angle (and thus the width) of the front arch can be adjusted on an individual saddle by use of interchangeable elements.

What makes this Zonda unique is that it's front arches are fitted with carbon-fibre fenders for improved downforce.

The man in the row in front arches backwards over his seat, his breath sucked in through clenched teeth.

From 1902 the Universal Military Saddle was manufactured with a fixed tree, broad panels to spread the load, and initially a front arch in three sizes.

This squonk team, including Squonk himself, went immediately to that base of the front arch that was to the right of AndFriend's forward section.

In addition, the area under the front arches once featured windows and doors that opened at the front and back of the auditorium, creating a cooling cross breeze.

She pointed toward the front arch with her left index finger; the submachine gun was in her right hand, the stock extended to the crook of her elbow.

Thus the fronting arch of the Arch of Ctesiphon was once decorated with a lobed molding, a form copied in the palace of al-Ukhaidar.

An average horse can be fitted with just this measurement by comparing the angle of the wither tracing to the angle of the piping at the front arch of the saddle.

The front arches had stood the test of time until recently when Albion Stone spent £17,500 on restoring the original stonework to its original condition in keeping with listed buildings and conservation guidelines.

It was cooler in the entrance foyer, but it wasn't until she felt the blast of cold air when the drape at the front arch was pulled back that Ayla realized how much the temperature had dropped.

Traditionally, the tree of an English saddle is built of laminated layers of high quality wood, reinforced with steel underneath the front arch, and around the rear underside of the tree from quarter to quarter.

The points of the saddle tree at the front arch should give a full three-fingers width of clearance behind the shoulder blade when the horse is standing straight, or a hand's width with the foreleg fully extended.

"By the following meeting on May 3 Cunningham had confirmed that he would alter the plan for supporting the front arch and on May 24 he was given permission to proceed with the alterations to the front gateway.

On 9 June 2005 workers began demolishing the Egyptian-styled façades, with long-time Nuwaubian nemesis Putnam County Sheriff Howard Sills starting the demolition by tearing down the front arch with a front-end loader.

The Marcos Martina was externally a very similar car to the Mantula, but with flared front arches, however it was powered by a 2 litre four cylinder Ford Cortina engine and used steering/suspension components from the same car.