Sentence examples for apartment spread from inspiring English sources

In addition to adding elevator service, each floor will be an open-plan, one-bedroom apartment spread over 1,350 square feet, or 125 square meters — net, not gross, as is often quoted in Hong Kong.

INSIDE: The house is split into two units, with a four-bedroom two-and-a-half-bath apartment spread over the first and second floors, and a top-floor apartment with two bedrooms and one bath.

Donald Eastman's set, an almost empty Manhattan apartment spread in blond wood across the stage, with a Havana rooftop in shades of blue hovering above it, suggests, in its geometry, the layers of Fran's emotional life and, in its coloring, the heavenly consolation she has not quite duplicated in her new home.

In September Moby, the musician, songwriter and singer also known as Richard Melville Hall, found a buyer for his apartment spread over four floors atop the south tower of the El Dorado, a 28-story co-op near West 90th Street designed by Emery Roth and completed in 1931.

Each of the apartments, spread over four stories, has a private elevator that stops on each floor, four fireplaces and 17-foot-tall living rooms facing Park Avenue.

The nine-story building will offer street level retail space anchored by a bank, indoor parking and 63 apartments spread out over the top seven floors.

The streets are wide and the apartments spread out one after another, only varying slightly in their try-hard pastel colours.

Steel also was used to frame the 12 buildings at the Happiness Garden Project, a development of 1,300 apartments spread across 35 hectares, or 83 acres, in Dujiangyan City.

Plans call for 1,432 units, with 1,085 condos and 347 rental apartments, spread among five buildings from 8 to 30 stories high, said Jeffrey E. Levine, the chairman of Queens-based developern developernt, the developer.

There are six apartments spread over three houses, each with a communal roof terrace (note: with low walls), and in the quieter end of town, close to plenty of restaurants for evenings when you don't want to self-cater.

Mr. Vavilov sued the Plaza last fall in an effort to get out of a contract to buy two penthouse apartments spread over three floors for a total of $53.5 million, and to recover $10.7 million in deposits.