arcaded in a sentence

Definition

ARCADED (adjective): characterized by having a series of arches supported by columns or piers, typically forming a covered walkway or passage.

The historic building was beautifully arcaded, providing a charming atmosphere for visitors.
As we walked through the arcaded courtyard, we admired the intricate stonework and arches.
The designer envisioned an arcaded walkway that would connect the public square to the park.
In the old town, many shops were arcaded, creating sheltered spaces for shoppers during rain.
They chose to have an arcaded entrance to give the theater a grand and inviting appearance.
The newly renovated museum featured an arcaded facade that attracted many art enthusiasts.
Children laughed and played in the arcaded area, safe from the harsh sun.
The arcaded structure stood as a testament to the architectural styles of the past.
During the festival, the arcaded streets were filled with lights and music, creating a festive vibe.
The architect's proposal included a series of arcaded plazas to enhance pedestrian flow.