Sentence examples for exquisite house from inspiring English sources

A recent Conservative party dinner was no exception, bringing together politicians and political donors in the exquisite house, which is owned by the Duke of Northumberland and surrounded by Capability Brown landscaping.

Milly de Cabrol, a New York interior designer who visited him in Tangier with mutual friends in August, was struck by how content Mr. Gibbs seemed in his new mountainside home -- a simple but exquisite house with an enormous garden overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar.

For a starter, you won't want to miss their simple and exquisite house specialty, Palmito Fresco Assado (fresh hearts of palm, served piping hot and prepared French-style at your table, with fresh pesto sauce).

The coffee was excellent, and the desserts, for which Mr. Stamataros seems to have a particular passion, were carefully executed; the runaway favorite was an exquisite house-made gelato flavored with ouzo and Kalamata dried figs, with a house-made yogurt with honey and almonds in second place.

In the old heart of the city, on the river Seine's north bank, cobbled lanes ramble among exquisite houses of timber and stone, and a dozen lace-delicate Gothic churches.

Nagel appears to accept the prioritarian view, for he concludes that "no egalitarianism can be right which would permit haute cuisine, haute couture, and exquisite houses to disappear just because not everyone can have them" (Nagel 1991, 138).

The picture takes place almost entirely in an exquisite modernist house in west London designed by, and formerly home to, the late architect James Melvin (to whom Exhibition is dedicated).

They lived in an exquisite pink house in the country with the 9 year old daughter, Phoebe, whom they adored.

Its elegant facade overlooks all the other 19th-century architectural splendours along the Paseo del Prado, including Havana's exquisite opera house.

Suddenly this gigantic set of fields opens up in front of you, and at the top is perched this village of several dozen buildings, large dwellings and an exquisite meeting house.

Burton, another début novelist who landed a huge deal at the London Book Fair, has said that the story was inspired by the exquisite doll house of the real-life Petronella Oortman, which resides in Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum.