Sentence examples for delightful building from inspiring English sources

The distraction of sport soon became utterly irrelevant as reports of other murders came through, including the slaughter at the Bataclan concert hall – another delightful building once associated with youthful bliss listening to music.

Occupying an entire city block, the embassy's grounds are park-like and shaded with old trees, and the legation itself, a single-story story wooden mansion dating back to the Qajar dynasty, is a delightful building furnished with priceless Persian carpets woven expressly for its rooms; its walls adorned with oil paintings of great historic value.

It is, somehow, the only game ever to deliver lightsaber duels that are genuinely delightful, building out the films' often-wobbly choreography into a surgical matrix of stances, evasive moves, saber types, and Force powers.

Free The enormous Borghese park contains the Borghese Gallery, but also many other delightful buildings and follies, an artificial lake with a temple, an aviary, an orangery and much more in a carefully landscaped setting created in the English style for the Borghese family by the Scottish artist Jacob More in the 1770s.

The priceless Wirtshaus Galliker (Schützenstrasse 1; 41-41-240-1002) is in a delightful old building in the new town.

The play's first act turns into an often delightful tease, building to an uproarious curtain scene in which Marjorie hysterically questions her own sanity.

This delightful courtyard building remains a pleasure to shop in, and you can climb to the roof for a view of tout Paris.

The play's first act is an often delightful tease, building to an uproarious curtain scene in which Marjorie hysterically questions her own sanity.

The happy author told Stanley Baldwin, "I have had a delightful month – building a cottage and dictating a book: 200 bricks and 2,000 words per day".

Henrietta Billings, director of Save Britain's Heritage, said in a statement: "Great care was taken to design this delightful, modest building on Bell Lane to blend with the traditional scale of the narrow streets around it.

They get in the way of the potentially delightful connections the building tries to make, and of the experiences of view and art.