Sentence examples for an imposing facade from inspiring English sources
And the beaches are all public and free, even when they're hidden behind an imposing facade of hotels.
KUWAIT — The Octium jewelry boutique in the 360 Mall, a luxury shopping center in the Zahra District of Kuwait, presents to the outside world an imposing facade of San Laurent black marble punctuated by a two-ton brass door that conveys an unapologetic sense of masculinity.
With an imposing facade and clean, bright, yet not clinical interior, the space represents a quantum leap forward from its poorly lit and somewhat dour previous locale in a wing of the Hungarian National Gallery - and, finally, properly supports the significance of the collection inside.
With 140-character comments on the weather, style, beauty wisdom and, yes, new merchandise, Ms. Hodge, 28, has helped usher a 110-year-old department store famed for its snooty air and imposing facade into a less-intimidating milieu.
The so-called Versailles of the Médoc is not a bad place to work: its imposing facade, set at the end of a driveway of plane trees, is one of the most beautiful(and recognisable) in Bordeaux.
Behind this imposing facade, which occupies a three-acre site on Threadneedle Street, is one of the most powerful institutions in Britain.
The agency's building, the winner of several design awards, is a restored circa-1914 warehouse that, despite its imposing facade, now brims with natural light.
Despite the imposing facade of this restaurant in a former bank, the fare is indeed rustic, as the name suggests.
Hiding behind its exclusive-sounding name and imposing facade brooding over Massachusetts Avenue was a stunning Gilded Age palace built for yet another charmed couple of seemingly endless means.
Head back down into the Castello district – a maze of medieval alleys – to admire the imposing facade of the 13th-century Cagliari cathedral.
PARIS — From the window of his store in the Marais quarter of Paris, Thierry Vendome has a direct view of the Hôtel de Beauvais, a 17th-century example of French classical baroque architecture remarkable for its imposing facade and theatrical courtyard.
