Sentence examples for cladding from inspiring English sources

Where most new buildings wrap themselves in cladding, this selectively reveals its structure and workings, in a way that allows different degrees of scale, and of strength and delicacy, from sheer glass to robust steel, to the filigree workings of lifts.

Yes, even when he's designing you a discount warehouse, Gehry will find a way of sneaking in his trademark cladding material.

No self-respecting feminist would argue that showing nipples equals sexism and cladding them in thin cotton to be leered at is just fine.

New Street, the main station, is being expanded and covered in rippling steel cladding.

Their zirconium cladding swells and distorts as a result of temperature differences and radiation damage.

It was natural that $2.6m in aid money should be used to decorate his private jet, that government funds should pay for the Italian marble cladding his palace, and that his wife Edith's sea-blue Maybach, in which she was driven round Paris, should be paid for with a cheque drawn on the Gabonese treasury.

Fauna (doubles from $140) has striking views from its adobe-clad rooms, which also feature work by local artists.

The warning signs for the US were evident though, with orange-clad forwards afforded too much space on almost every attack.

After failed attempts by the chador-clad woman to reel her in with her scowling face, the male officer intervenes to give it a shot, gesturing with a typical "come on now, let's go," but the red-streaked lady jolts back in a don't-touch-me kind of way.

Try that metropolitan sneer on mothers who are themselves often wearing pink, alongside small daughters pink-clad from top to toe on pink scooters.

On 2005's The Woods, they railed against a stagnant contemporary music scene obsessed with black-clad white boys ripping off Joy Division: "You come around looking 1984 / Nostalgia, you're using it like a whore," they spat on Entertain.