用pavilion造句子，“pavilion”造句

Under the Rock That Flew Here is a dainty little pavilion with graceful upswept eaves. This is Leng'Quan'Ting or the Cool Spring Pavilion.

The pavilion has a crimson central dome, symbolizing the theme "Unity in Diversity" in India.

The UK actively participated in the Shanghai World Expo and the UK pavilion is fondly named "dandelion" by the Chinese people. The UK is very proud to see its pavilion crowded with visitors.

One of them had a small pavilion midway the hill, the small inlaid paintings of willows and lakes on the ceiling restored.

On approximately 5 verdant acres, the Beverly Hills estate features meandering pathways over Bridges and waterfalls, fruit trees, a meditation garden and a tennis court with viewing pavilion.

Gardens are the centerpiece of the pavilion.

But the most popular among artists is the Swiss pavilion.

Visitor F: Oh, it's so regrettable! How about the small pavilion nearby?

The hundreds of fans who visit the Mint pavilion get to hold the medals and take photographs.

Suddenly, he heard a sigh from the pavilion nearby. He went over to see Diao Chan, the sixteen-year-old, very beautiful singsong girl in his family.

A pavilion is halfway up the hill.

Suddenly he heard a rustle in the peony pavilion and someone sighing deeply.

In the pavilion visitors will be able to borrow bicycles and cycle throughout just as the Danes do in their cities.

By Friday morning, he estimated that there were 900 bodies spread across the brightly painted pavilion that normally functioned as a seating area for the monks at his monastery.

On the pillar of this pavilion, there is an antithetical couplet.

Next on the agenda: raising money to build a 6, 000-square-foot beachside pavilion to house the Angels program as well as allow physically challenged local residents easier access to the beach.

Assorted icecreams can be also found in other European pavilion areas, such as in Greece, the Netherlands, and Belgium pavilions.

They have a great time in the peony pavilion.

Up on a pavilion the middle-aged lady was dressed in her gaudy finery, a green lace tunic over a white gown with sleeves to the floor.

The Danish pavilion should not only exhibit the Danish virtues.