One prominent example is the winged bull Lamassu, or shedu that guard the entrances to the king's court.

One can walk towards Galileo Hall and see the warts ( especially those near the entrances of buildings ) being used as racks for unicycles and skateboards.

One of the entrances of Cologne cathedral, which was praised in Ansichten vom Niederrhein.

Image: Theater Leptis Magna 03. JPG | One of the entrances to theater ( outside view )

One of its entrances is known as the Buggytop Cave Entrance and another entrance is known as the Peter Cave Entrance.

One of his titles was ' he of Restau ' which means the place of ' openings ' or tomb entrances.

Act One is set at the dress rehearsal, the night before opening at the ( fictional ) Grand Theatre in Weston-super-Mare, with the cast still fumbling with entrances and exits, missed cues, misspoken lines, and bothersome props, most notably several plates of sardines.

One of the entrances to Six Flags Great Adventure is in Millstone, although the park itself is entirely within Jackson Township.

One of Japan's top ranked kickboxers, Nagashima makes all his entrances and publicity appearances for K-1 dressed as different female anime characters, accompanied by cosplaying girls.

One of the entrances to Cox 18.

One of the entrances to Dharavi

One of the main promenade entrances to the Prado is dominated by this bronze statue of Diego Velázquez.

Image: ProspectParkEntrance. jpg | One of the handsomely furnished Prospect Park entrances

One of the entrances to the Stockwell shelter, now decorated as a war memorial with input from pupils at a local school.

One of the entrances of the Victoria Public Mortuary, in Hong Kong

One of the entrances of the station

One major transportation problem is the overcrowding of unregulated vendors, especially around the Tacubaya Metro station, where they partially block entrances.

One of England's largest houses, it is reputed to be a calendar house, having 365 rooms, 52 staircases, 12 entrances and 7 courtyards.

File: Clapham_South_deeplevelshelter. jpg | One of the entrances to Clapham South deep level shelter, the other is on the common

One of the entrances to the Stockwell shelter now decorated as a war memorial.

One of the entrances to Clapham South

File: Banteay Kdei Entrance Gate. jpg | One of the entrances of the temple complex

Image: Tumbas ming1. JPG | One of the entrances to the Ming Dynasty Tombs site

One of the entrances, prior to the addition of a multi-level parking structure.

One notable geographic feature is Pirate's Cove, a small cove dredged in the early 20th century by the Seaboard Dredging Company.

One of them is the Boyd's Cove site.

One of the three remaining boats was sunk by a cannonball and another, carrying Lieutenant-Colonel John Fenwick ( formerly the commandant at Fort Niagara ), drifted downstream and was forced to land in Hamilton Cove, a hollow about 800 yards downriver, where British troops quickly surrounded Fenwick's men.

One black musician, Joe Fulp, from the Walnut Cove community used the banjo to help pass the time while waiting for tobacco to cure.

One of the resulting common dolphin / bottlenose dolphin hybrids remained at SeaWorld, San Diego ( alternately under the name Cindy or Bullet ) while the other was kept at Discovery Cove.

One such area is known today as Smugglers Cove.

* One Woman's Sphere, or The Mystery of Eagle Cove.

* One Hundred Acre Cove, Barrington

* Residential / comprehensive developments: City One Shatin, Tierra Verde and Caribbean Coast Phase I – Monterey Cove.

Phase One of the Master Plan has resulted in the opening of the Vanishing Animals exhibit, EcoStation, Otter Creek and Sea Lion Cove.

One of the first records of land being granted on the North Shore was of on the North side of the Harbour of Port Jackson opposite Sydney Cove on 20 February 1794 to an expired convict, Samuel Lightfoot.

One of the first settlers was James Milson ( 1785-1872 ) who lived in the vicinity of Jeffrey Street in Kirribilli, directly opposite Sydney Cove.

One of the most noted places in the arctic for these shape shifters ( and tariaksuq ) sightings is the Freeman's Cove area of Tuktusirvik ( place to hunt caribou ), Bathurst Island.

One of MCC's earliest projects involved the protection of Cove Point in Calvert County, Maryland, which resulted in the formation of Cove Point Natural Heritage Trust.

One third of the English population of Salix lapponum is found in Nethermost Cove.

The area now occupied by City One was formerly Yuen Chau Kok and the Tide Cove.

* 1891 – One vessel leaves Sibley ’ s Cove for the Labrador Fishery.

One of the most famous people to make Deep Cove their home was Cyrus Eaton, a millionaire industrialist.

One test sign was placed at Baltimore, Maryland – the eastern terminus of Interstate 70 – that listed Cove Fort as a control city with a distance of.

One employee stated with the number of queries the department received about Cove Fort, the test was a success.

One can begin the trail either being dropped off at Medvejie Hatchery by boat or hiking from Herring Cove on the private road to Medvejie Hatchery.

One such ship, the Sydney Cove, travelling from a southerly direction to New South Wales, sailed into Banks Strait due to strong winds and ran aground between two islands, now known as Preservation Island and Rum Island.