Sentence examples for facade given from inspiring English sources

They're human beings with individual personalities that will shine through a mission-oriented facade – given the chance.

The public is invited to step on the facade, giving the impression of defying gravity".

Its blank windows and hard facade give it the character of an upscale fortress, although without machine guns.

By evening, these foyers are glamorous and spectacular; the all-glass facade gives a spacious view over the city.

The lobby and bar feature sleek Art Deco lines, and the three-story glass-brick facade gives off a cool, come-hither glow.

And the gridded facade gives his room 15 separate windows, meaning he has to adjust 15 curtains when he wants more or less sunlight.

Diagonal elements in the truss work and other structural bracing will be expressed clearly on the facade, giving the building its overall character.

Builders can then use spray-on artificial stucco to create the building facade, giving it a coarser and more porous appearance than concrete stucco.

The building's facade gave way within minutes, and at 3 10 p.m., with more than 100 firefighters standing by, the roof and the top floor gave way, leaving a pile of bricks, scaffolding and wood.

Because protests against the bold design for the new museums forced the architects to scale back their plans, the preserved Baroque facade gives little hint of what it conceals.

When Madrid was first made the capital, the king obliged the city's inhabitants to let a floor of their houses to ambassadors and visiting dignitaries, which prompted many people to build structures with only one floor or sometimes (in the so-called casas a la malicia, or "spite houses") with two floors but with a facade giving the impression of only one.