Sentence examples for a rectangular space from inspiring English sources

Down nine stairs is a rectangular space — as long as the court is wide, and about eight feet across.

The examples discussed in the paper consider the prescription of uniform illuminance at the bottom surface of a rectangular space.

The dining room, separated from the merrymakers by heavy glass doors, is a rectangular space with well-appointed tables; in the center is a kind of box housing several fountains.

Lounge renderings reveal a rectangular space with seating areas and a flat-screen TV, similar to the one at 34 Berry, though with fancier pendant light fixtures, and doors that open to a terrace atop a parking garage.

The Dutch designer Piet Oudolf, who has created gardens everywhere from the High Line in Manhattan to Millennium Park in Chicago, has planted a rectangular space, where common domestic plants will flower all summer long.

The studio was configured into a rectangular space with a white back wall and black plastic hangings, hiding a rock band, and a converging black corridor leading to mysterious whiteness at the end.

Inside the chamber, a tight rectangular space with a low ceiling, there are marks where walls have obviously been removed.

THE PLACE A roomy, rectangular space up a narrow flight of stairs on Avenue B near 13th Street.

But those beneath, serving as the podium, or the decoration of the podium, and then above a large rectangular space with a temple, pushed not quite to the edge of the back wall, but toward one of the walls, dominating the space in front of it, as you can see.

These were open-air end stage theatres in which the house (theatron, or "a place of seeing," in Greek) was a bank of straight-line seats (perhaps originally in wood but eventually in stone) supported by a hillside, while the stage (orchēstra, or "a place of dancing") was a roughly rectangular space at the bottom of the hill.

Max's, a generic, rectangular space in what was then a colorless part of the city, became that place.