Sentence examples for curved platforms from inspiring English sources

The zoning plan for the station was passed in 1998 and demands for accessibility were laid down in 2003, causing a contrast between these goals and the curved platforms.

Many in the industry, including the Rail Safety and Standards Board, agree that it is fundamentally safe, with more station staff deployed to help dispatch a train on stations with curved platforms, or where there is reduced visibility.

The production is also about geometry, from the symmetries of four acrobats supporting one another in gravity-defying formations to spherical balloons to giant curved platforms that can suggest boats or precipices.

All of this is presented on a set by Derek McLane made of curved platforms and staircases, mostly wrapped in fencing, so it looks to have been concocted from the leftovers of an amusement park; the same set could easily be used for a musical that takes place in a prison.

The South Ferry station also had creaky motorized platform extensions to bridge the big gap to the car doors on the tightly curved platform.

I stood there, staring at what must surely have once been the gleaming tiles of a perfectly proportioned station with its perfectly curved platform.

The circularity of Joseph's journey into the past is also underlined by Robin Don's set with its curving platforms and revolving central disc.

And the set designer, John Culbert, avoids pictorialism altogether, ditching literal references to the show's bustling fairground and New England docks in favor of a pair of nearly bare curving platforms and an abstract backdrop of wooden slats.

One ascends a slight, curving platform, where the papers are displayed under special glass and illuminated by an eerie kryptonitelike green light.

Draped in pink silk, she wears ornamental blue fingernails sharp as claws and blue-tassled silk slippers with a gently curved, centered platform heel.

The modest production, with five singers backed by four onstage musicians (directed by Justin S. Fischer) and a simple curved-platform set (designed by David Korins and lighted by Doug Harry), doesn't make enough of a splash.