Sentence examples for big spiral from inspiring English sources

In the high-ceilinged postal sorting center where they work, packages arrive down big spiral chutes like water slides at an amusement park.

This retrospective of the French-born New York artist looks great in the Guggenheim's big spiral: clean but organic and unclassically classical.

A little further in, at Lisson, there's a piece by revered US minimalist/conceptualist Dan Graham: a big spiral see-through corridor.

A big spiral escalator swoops up towards a raised version of an existing dome in the sort of traditionally grandiose gesture that doesn't feel right here.

This retrospective of the French-born New York artist, who is now 96, has been seen in Paris and London and looks great in the Guggenheim's big spiral: clean but organic — fecund, tumid, hands-on — and unclassically classical.

Inside, there's a big spiral stair conceived as a social heart of the museum, which is nice enough, except that it rises towards cheap suspended ceilings that undermine its splendour.

Astronomers have spotted the tell-tale signs of so-called dwarf galaxies being digested by bigger spiral galaxies.

The spiral implies that the minigalaxy must also have a central disk in which most stars rotate in one direction, like bigger spiral galaxies, the team reports in a paper to be published in Astronomy & Astrophysics.

DNA seems to be usually just able to coil into spirals that coil into bigger spirals (30 nm fibre) that coil into even bigger spirals (200 nm fibre/chromosome), while proteins can take up a plethora of diverse and highly complex shapes, or, for intrinsically disordered proteins, no apparent shapes at all.

It's a big old spiral that leads to a pond.

A photograph of a modern glass-and-steel house built in 1962 for the engineer and sculptor André Bloc focuses on a big exterior spiral staircase, emphasizing Mr. Parent's early fascination with movement.