Sentence examples for big penthouse from inspiring English sources

They loved the big penthouse at the Dwyer, at an early stage of construction, but it was already sold.

A big penthouse terrace is cut out of the west facade; the top of the east facade is sliced off at an angle.

Sontag was living in a big penthouse apartment at 106th Street and Riverside Drive with her son, David Rieff, a 24-year-old college dropout who had returned to school as a Princeton sophomore but was spending most of his time in New York.

When he took over as Dutch coach for the second time after the team's disastrous performances at Euro 2012, the atmosphere among the Dutch players was so bad that the first thing Van Gaal did after his appointment was to bring them together in a luxurious hotel room in the village of Noordwijk on the Dutch coast, close to where he lives in a big penthouse.

The property is the biggest penthouse for sale to foreigners in Switzerland that also is exempt from a law that restricts second homes owned by non-nationals to 200 square meters.

And we live right here on Park Avenue in a big apartment — a penthouse".

He began life with the burden of a family debt to pay and ended it a multimillionaire, with a yacht, three big houses, a penthouse on Sutton Place, a table at the Stork Club, and a taste for restaurants like Le Pavillon.

(Yes, Carrie and Mr. Big's pre-war penthouse on Fifth Avenue is as exorbitantly expensive as it looked in the Sex and the City films).

No matter where you are in the country, it's now nearly impossible to walk across the street and buy a Big Gulp and a Penthouse without a driver's license, social security number, credit card, or bank/ATM card, much less fold anonymously into a new community halfway across the country.

There are professionals in million-dollar penthouses and big Pakistani and Palestinian families crowded into small apartments.

Living conditions too can exist at polar extremes: some families live in penthouses as big as a suburban home; others crowd several to a bedroom in crumbling walk-up apartments.