Sentence examples for floor glass from inspiring English sources
The master bath, also on this floor, has a white marble floor, glass shelves, and a glass vanity with two sinks.
Here, in an ante-room on the building's upper floor, glass of champagne to hand ("well-iced non-vintage … extremely drinkable" the veteran oenophile was pleased to note), flunkies in respectful attendance, he discovered a galère of distinguished literary figures.
A hot new spot is Urban Pind (4 North Block Market, Greater Kailash I; 91-11-32514646), in a modern two-floor building with a dance floor, glass atrium and wall murals depicting the erotic sculptures of the famous temple in Khajuraho.
The study concentrates on morphological features in order to deal with bloodstain footprint transfer stains formed on any non-porous/non-absorbent surfaces such as cemented floor, glass, mosaic floor space, colored and designed tiled floor spaces.
The vessels also will have two penthouse suites that are double the regular cabin size and will also boast a dance floor, glass-domed roof, fitness center and spa.
Mr Piano has constructed his share of eye-catching monuments, from the sleek Menil Collection in Houston to the 87-floor glass "Shard" in London.
"You don't even have time to feel your ears pop," Wu says of the 37-second ride to the 89th-floor glass observation deck.
The cork ceilings, stripped white benches and ceiling-to-floor glass front conjure the feel of a lakeside bungalow, where people cheerfully gather over conversation, local food and drink.
There are not only three venues, two of which feature jaw-dropping backdrops through fifth-floor glass walls of Central Park and the Upper East Side, but the institution also houses large education and archival resources.
He bought lions and tigers, building a desert compound for them, as well as a three-floor glass cage in the middle of his house in the Hollywood Hills.
DANGDAI MOMA: Called Linked Hybrid by its architect, the American Steven Holl, this "city within a city" will have eight apartment towers, a hotel, a cinema and public spaces linked by a 20th-floor glass ring.
