Sentence examples for cutaway walls from inspiring English sources

The rest of the house is set up outside the forest and is approachable, with cutaway walls and windows.

The redesign affects the galleries just off the Great Hall, where windows to the outside have been uncovered, an extra tomb added and a cutaway wall built.

Japan's Hiroko Okada mocks up seamless photographs of "pregnant" men; Brazil's Adriana Varejão packs a cutaway section of tiled wall with what appears to be bloody meat.

He flew over one house that looked, from the air, like a "cutaway doll house, with a picture still on the wall above the toilet".

The walls of the oblong space are simply a cutaway of packed, tan earth.

We see him, a large, round man, dictating to his secretary, arriving at his big colonial East Hampton house in the back of his chauffeured limousine, playing golf, swimming at the beach in a weird cutaway bathing suit, and pondering his own pictures on the wall of a gallery at the Met, white gloves in hand.

By Rachel Swaby July 12 , 2013Nathan Myhrvold, the former chief technology officer of Microsoft and cofounder of the patent holdings company Intellectual Ventures, has a cutaway illustration of a "Type-Writing Machine" hanging in a clear plastic frame on his office wall.

The film would have its first cutaway to the captain, but Stanton moved that as he found it too early to begin moving away from WALL-E's point-of-view.

Then a cutaway to a new scene.

So I just did the cutaway shots.

This season's little black cutaway dress from Balenciaga?