Sentence examples for carved out from from inspiring English sources

These rooms become voided from the shadow, carved out from the shade of the fins.

With 66 rooms carved out from what used to be sizable apartments, it's not precisely homey.

Several courtyards are carved out from the ground, serving as a playground, green space, dock, and commercial area.

Goldsmiths Art Gallery … being carved out from a series of extraordinary spaces within a former Victorian bathhouse.

This is when Kant and Hume enter the picture, and when the category of the aesthetic (Heffernan's subject) gets carved out from the larger category of taste (Vanderbilt's).

Salt for our tables and roads is carved out from beneath Cheshire; conservation requirements have led to a revival in the cutting of Lake District slate.

That is true for both strategic and financial buyers". The Court found "especially untenable" the suggestion that private equity financing constraints imply unfair pricing and categorically rejected what it termed a "private equity carve out" from market evidence.

Process still matters, and Delaware judges retain some skepticism of the fairness of PE deals outside an auction context, but the courts have made clear that the negotiated merger price should often be regarded as a strong indicator of fair value, if not a ceiling, and that there is no "private equity carve out" from the reliability of market evidence.

The scope of and exclusions to the indemnity (baskets, caps, carve outs from the indemnity all being important issues).

Almost 1,000 dot the island, carved out of rock taken from a quarry in the centre.

Ascap offers blanket licenses covering all the repertory it represents, but Pandora wants to be able to "carve out" from that fee the cost of licenses that it must negotiate directly.