Sentence examples for extensive viewing from inspiring English sources

"We are aware of a great potential in the bigger screen for extensive viewing multimedia, web browsing, and more.

The park has extensive viewing areas..

It complements more extensive views by Charles W. Hawthorne and Luigi Lucioni of the grounds and the mansion, which was destroyed by fire in the 1950's.

The name should be applied not to any garden house but only to those with extensive views, perhaps only those with views in all directions.

Gazebo, lookout or belvedere in the form of a turret, cupola, or garden house set on a height to give an extensive view.

The property's buildings are situated on a gravel patch in the middle of 40 acres of desert and sagebrush, with extensive views in every direction.

As we were led off to an improvised hut commanding extensive views over the beautiful valley, the absurdity of the situation we had landed ourselves in mixed with the fear.

The show includes never-before-seen original construction photographs, Norman McGrath's wrenching images of the demolition, sculptural fragments recovered from a Meadowlands landfill and the first extensive views of the new interiors, right.

Under the direction of John Sturges the performances have a nicely deflated, naturalistic quality, and the New York location sequences (which include some extensive views of the vanished Fulton Fish Market) give the film a grain of postwar realism.

The finished villa (with a new garage and guest house) still reflects something of those months: casual and intimate, with extensive views of the gardens and easy access to both indoors and out.

Built in the 14th century, it was the favourite residence of King Pedro, although he may have appreciated its strategic location rather than the extensive views in every direction which are more appealing to modern visitors.