vestibule vs awning

Some examples from the web:

• Examination of soft palate reveals porcine byproduct... lodged in vestibule.
• It's like when I was a kid, we used to neck in the vestibule.
• She's inside you and I'm always outside in the vestibule.
• And this was left downstairs in the vestibule this morning!
• And this was left downstairs in the vestibule this morning!
• Access to the vestibule of the vehicle shall be achieved with a maximum of 4 steps of which one may be external.
• Be so kind as to enter the vestibule.
• The visible signal shall be visible from inside and outside the train and shall be located such that it minimises the opportunity for it to be obscured by passengers located in the vestibule.
• Is this a vestibule, or is it a portico?
• With the exception of toilets and gangways, each compartment, each entrance vestibule and all other separated areas intended for passengers shall be equipped with at least one clearly visible and indicated alarm device to inform the driver in the event of a danger.
• Remove yourself to the vestibule.
• The vestibule needed cleaning.
• Watching you climb out of a brownstone vestibule with Chuck following like the Bass that ate the canary.
• What are we doing milling about in this dreary vestibule?
• Paths between the vestibule of a wheelchair accessible exterior door, the wheelchair space, a wheelchair accessible sleeping accommodation and the universal toilet
• We're trapped near the FE Five vestibule.
• Wait for me in the vestibule afterwards.
• We're just getting in the vestibule.
• We found it in the vestibule where your husband was killed.
• The suspect tracked it out of the vestibule.

Some examples from the web:

• The awning must've broken his fall.
• If in five minutes the awning's still down, it means I'll be back down.
• Last bar had a red awning and a neon sign.
• Good thing Lloyd replaced that awning.
• She got married here under an awning.
• She has an awning that I couldn't get up on the - outside of her apartment buildinG.
• He joined you under the awning?
• Why don't we huddle under the awning?
• Lived in that house right up there with the red awning.
• So I jump out the window. I fall two floors, I land on the awning, I slide off.
• Her - she has an awning, OK?
• This here, on the right-hand side, is what's called a - if you look at the fine print under the awning - it's a hotel.
• And at both the scene last night and the restaurant, most of the damage was to the awning and the top of the building.
• Mr Lowery, did you join your sister and your cousin,... under an awning on the corner of Harding Street and Old Stable Street,... at 1 1 o'clock on Saturday the 1 2th?
• You know the funny thing is he would have landed on that awning if he'd just jumped a few feet to the right.
• Restaurant sign and awning were damaged.
• We barely convinced him to put up an awning.
• You need to sleep under an awning.
• I was thinking an awning, a couple of lawn chairs.
• You took a swan dive out of a judge's chamber Into a bakery awning.