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After a cup of tea and a chat he went on his way while I wandered across the forecourt scanning for a possible spot to start hitching.

In another hospital, I found a gaggle of rural patients crouching on the forecourt.

The Royal Palace shut briefly but four days later it was business as usual, with Norwegians and tourists milling around the forecourt.

Instead, a rusty trawler lies on its side on the forecourt, which the workmen eye as though a mongrel dog.

Although Chrysler had dramatically improved its designs and production lines, it failed to predict the fashions of the forecourt.

At virtually the same moment the crowd of demonstrators in the hotel forecourt had rushed the police line and broken them.

It extends from Admiralty Arch, up around the Victoria Memorial to the palace forecourt.

There is free music on the prow of the Opera House on weekends and a craft market on the forecourt on Sunday.

The St. Charles Hotel had a forecourt which normally accommodated hotel traffic.

The forecourt of a building, such as an early Christian church, enclosed on three or four sides with porticoes.

However , daily use of this automatic timepiece ensures you need never be seen on the garage forecourt .

The bloody battle in the forecourt of the palace at the film 's climax.

However, as with a new car whose value depreciates once driven off the forecourt, the value drops rapidly;

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