0 a sheet of cloth that stretches out from a door or window to keep the sun or rain off a shop or tent. -- sengkuap
The part of the hotel most seriously damaged was the entrance and the awning in front of the lobby.
The fact that cinders from the elevated trains often set alight the awnings of shops below them is of so much interest that it is repeated three times.
Perhaps one needs to check vibrant awnings set to mark or demarcate the three sets of bays of a flat.
These costs normally include catering and the hire of equipment, such as awnings, used by the exhibitors.
I hope to have the awning in position by the end of the month.
This involves the provision of electric fans and awnings, where these are not already on board.
Another suggestion is that we should double the awning and put it out a little further, and let two rows of cars come up.
Personally my part of the awning did not leak at all except where it joined up with other parts.
