Sentence examples for facade hanging from inspiring English sources

The building, now called the BellTel Lofts, gets its new name from a wrought-iron facade hanging over its Bridge Street entrance, which still tags it as the Bell Telephone Company.

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.

"I imagine a profusion of sky gardens, facade topiaries, hanging parterres, aerial allées and embedded orangeries".

It has a glass and steel facade festooned with hanging plants in flower boxes, but somehow still manages to be discreet.

It mercilessly crowds the old eight-story Tuberculosis Pavilion, which has a breathtaking 400-foot-long red brick facade encrusted with hanging gardens of massive copper-clad balconies.

If you take a walk through the streets and look up, dozens now have graffiti scrawled all over their facades, with flags hanging from the windows, identifying which housing movement is in charge here.

That's provided by the neon billboards, the oversize creatures -- dragons, crabs, blowfish -- hanging from facades, and the continuous string of food stalls and restaurants.

Two men used bolt cutters to take down the wooden store sign hanging from the facade.

A sign hanging on its facade — "Agenda: The Shawarma" — sounds like a Tom Clancy book about some very, very dangerous pita.

Carnivora, a steakhouse for Sydney, featured a more muscular look, with a front facade made from rows of hanging stools.

Some of the apartment blocks already built there have tried the "vertical garden" trick too, with forlorn patches of green wall hanging off the facade like sticking plasters trying to hide the bin store.