Sentence examples for directly overlooked from inspiring English sources

By ironic chance, the pit that may have held a man believed to have murdered his two young nephews – the princes in the Tower – is directly overlooked by the private offices of the Leicester child protection unit.

That office was done in sharp whites only — this was before the warm beiges and the warm browns had come into their own — and its modernity was somewhat undercut by the fact that it directly overlooked a drugstore).

At that time, our offices were located in the Empire State Building and directly overlooked the World Trade Center.

The sea would have come much closer to the site than is the case in the 21st century, and the fort would have directly overlooked the harbour.

When day broke, it was discovered that Derrick's platoon were directly overlooked by a Japanese bunker though this would not have been visible during the assault late the previous evening.

They are the nearest neighbours to Tate Modern's £260m Switch House Extension; some are little more than 20 metres away and they have found themselves directly overlooked by visitors to Tate Modern's 10th floor viewing gallery which opened in June.

I enjoyed it at several meals, including one at a restaurant directly overlooking the lake.

Luckily for business, it is also the only developed site directly overlooking the new stadium.

CONS: Some buyers might not like having windows that directly overlook the building's entrance.

A glory of the Mayflower Hotel is its position directly overlooking Central Park, and as a walker I regularly made circuits of what New Yorkers consider a botanical masterpiece.

In Swanscombe, the children at Swan Valley community school, where the competition result was announced because its art rooms directly overlook the site, want work to start immediately.