Sentence examples for facade is that from inspiring English sources

The finest 14th-century facade is that of the Montalto Palace.

The gallery's grandiose, marble-pillared Corinthian facade is that of a former bank, an appropriate front for a dealer with imperial ambitions.

The only perceptible crack in the facade is that they're struggling financially, a fissure suggested by Carolyn's quietly tense demeanor, Roger's knotted forehead and the house's smudged, unpainted walls.

Closer to the city center is the elegant six-story, 124-room Clarís, Pau Clarís 150, (34) 93-487-6262, fax (34) 93-215-7970, www.derbyhotels.es, whose facade is that of the 19th-century Vedruna Palace.

They're appealingly real, with an easy intimacy that's strikingly different from the canned version briefly seen in a clip from "The Brady Bunch". The only perceptible crack in the facade is that they're struggling financially, a fissure suggested by Carolyn's quietly tense demeanor, Roger's knotted forehead and the house's smudged, unpainted walls.

The first, starting at the western corner of the 31st Street facade, is that of the Persian Emperor Cyrus, who established a system of mounted relay messengers in Egypt in the sixth century B.C., followed by the Roman Emperor Augustus, who developed a series of post roads with relay stations between Rome and its provinces.

The earliest all-glass curtain wall, which was only on a single street facade, was that of the Hallidie Building (1918) in San Francisco.

But what must have pleased Rohr beneath the impassive facade was that this was the sort of game that might have tripped his side up.

A. The impressive white stone facade is just that -- a facade.

Now, providing sun and sky are gifts to all of us, not just to a church's own membership, just as the pleasure of a handsome and wellproportioned facade is something that is experienced by everyone.

The charred sandstone facade is all that is left of the historic Bank Buildings at Castle Junction.