Sentence examples for facade between from inspiring English sources

Many of the best-known Bordeaux estates are vast, owned by corporations and treated like luxury goods and priced accordingly, with a largely impenetrable facade between the public and the mechanics of wine production.

A The view reproduced here, in a photograph taken in 1940, shows the facade between 34th and 35th Streets almost as it must have been at its completion in 1930.

Both carriage houses share the same embellishments: tall fluted brick panels and some terra-cotta rosettes inset across the facade between the first and second floors — and, of course, the wide openings for carriages.

He said, "if a player hit one of the Chesterfield packs attached to the facade between the lower and upper decks, cases of Chesterfield cigarettes were sent to Army hospitals".

Mr. Pelli softened the design by adding scalloped facades between the points.

Perhaps thanks to its remote position near the southwestern tip of Africa, Simon's Town still feels like a colonial outpost, with colourful gabled facades between its cobbled staircases and palm trees.

The single-level grandstand, shaped like a boomerang and backed by a light-colored facade, stretched between the foul poles, hugging Bryant Street on the first-base side.

I passed Tacheles one day in June, and on the facade, hanging between a statue of a penguin and a gorilla, was a sign asking the question "Where will we go now?" Every day, rents are increasing and boroughs once dominated by artists are being gentrified.

The river itself, a brown ribbon severing the two facades, races between the pylons with the debris of this litter-prone city on its back, leaving some of it bobbing in the eddies or on the rocky shores and ferrying the rest toward the North Sea.

Arthur Schnitzler's plays probed the spaces between facade and fantasy.

From the street, the glass facade juts out between two brick walls like a soaring bay window.