Sentence examples for a loft where from inspiring English sources

On Easter weekend that year, they toured 16 apartments, including a loft where the toilet overflowed and a neighbor walked the hall with a massive grunting pet.

"I used to have a condo as well as a loft where I had my office and part of my art collection.

He climbed the stairs to a loft, where a dozen young people sat around a table beside a buffet of eel-and-avocado rolls and a thermos of miso soup.

In "The Connection," her first feature, set in a loft where jazz musicians are waiting for a dealer to arrive with their heroin, she turned a character from a visiting playwright to a documentary filmmaker shooting footage of the musicians.

In the show are photographs that he took of the spaces under chairs, between the floors of buildings, on the ceiling of a loft, where the sprinkler pipes were: places people don't usually bother to notice.

As Tom Finkelpearl, director of the Queens Museum of Art in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, put it, "I have never been to a loft where someone wasn't living and working in the same space illegally".

Inside the high-ceilinged room, however, with the narrow stair running up one side to a partial loft where a dress rack is dimly visible, we might as easily be in Little Venice, the arty, canal-lined London district where Ms. Huston, 48,spent her adolescence.

The startup is partnering with Dick Clark Productions to create a virtual loft where a pre-party will take place right before the "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2012" show begins.

More than anything, the place feels like a rundown loft where somebody stuck a bar and a dance floor and called it a club.

In this sexually candid novel, six longtime women friends gather one stormy night for a boozefest at a Manhattan loft, where they unload what's in their hearts and minds and ruminate on such matters as childlessness and wayward men.

He came to New York in 1976 to study acting at N.Y.U. and "bombed around on a motorcycle meeting gals"; sneaked up to shoot photos from the roof of the Flatiron Building — "one of my city forts, where I could go and calm down"; and "lived with two gals in a Tribeca loft, where I had to keep an acetylene torch and go up and down the pipes with it to keep the toilet from freezing.