Sentence examples for exterior landscape from inspiring English sources

His buildings connected to the outside world, blurring the distinctionsbetween interior and exterior, landscape and architecture.

Recreating an exterior landscape inside a factory means that you're always aware that you're in a factory.

"The Astral" is structured as a journey — a poet's trip through an interior and exterior landscape — and Christensen manages each step with quiet deliberation: "I walked with my head down toward Greenpoint Avenue.

Callahan's last album, "Apocalypse," showcased his particular gift for writing songs that weave together interior and exterior landscapes.

But the trust president, Jerry Farrell Jr., said that he still hopes to hold some sort of grand opening this fall, although the museum is still well short of the $500,000 it estimates it needs for carpeting, wallpaper and a full exterior landscaping (the grounds are still dirt and gravel) appropriate to the period.

One implication of this finding is that the use of exterior landscaping may provide "diminishing returns" in some retail contexts, including university-branded merchandise stores.

Mower et al. (2012) found that exterior landscaping (i.e., "oversized glazed terra cotta planters with tiny purple and yellow flowers with ivy draping over the edge of the pot") at a clothing store positively influenced consumers' liking of the store as well as their patronage intentions (p. 447).

Building innards and exterior landscapes become illuminated like the stage of a theater.

But instead of noting Zinke's speedy efforts to advance the administration's fossil fuel-friendly energy policy, Trump pointed to some exterior landscaping he did at the Lincoln Memorial early in his tenure.

"There are circles you remember and circles you forget," begins a prose poem in Bryce Milligan's extraordinary new collection, Take to the Highway: Arabesques for Travelers (West End Press), setting out "patterns beneath patterns" in a lyrical tour de force across interior and exterior landscapes.

It was not until Hans Memling (c. 1435 1494), a pupil of van der Weyden, that a Netherlandish artist set a portrait against an exterior or landscape.