Sentence examples for floor paintings from inspiring English sources

But the building also carries signs of the city's newest reality piled on the floor — paintings rolled up, smudged and molded, ruined by floodwater.

Fragments of mural and floor paintings from palaces and houses at Thebes and Tell el-Amarna provide tantalizing glimpses of the marsh and garden settings of everyday upper-class life.

The first domino was tipped over by Salimo Peippo, and the millions that followed streaked across the floor, climbed ramps, revealed several floor paintings, and triggered all other manners of Rube Goldbergian nonsense.

The vast library, the coffee tables supporting that month's hardbacks, the expanses of dark polished oak floor, paintings, rugs, a grand piano, violin music on a stand, the banked towels in my bedroom, its awesome shower, the grownup hush that lay around the house, the sense of order and shine that only a daily cleaning lady can bestow.

For "down shots" of the engineering complex, floor paintings extended the length of the warp core several stories.

It's an eclectic display, with paintings on walls and the floor, painted garments, varying degrees of abstraction and paintings that respond to all kinds of themes.

And the third floor has paintings, stacks of them.

Inside the Wynn the fantasy shifts with images of ripe flowers bursting into extravagant bloom in bouquets, floor patterns, paintings, even stage sets for the casino's show.

In the dark-wood-paneled gallery on the second floor, six paintings by Cézanne preside over an imposing installation of arms and armor and 15th- and 16th-century German and Netherlandish portraiture.

MONICA S. LEWINSKY says her new neighbors have decorated the door of her apartment in the West Village to look like the others on her floor, with paintings by the under-6 crowd from other apartments.

The house was tucked away down a little mews street, a square Georgian house with a modern glassy extension: when he peered inside he could see Turkish rugs on a tiled floor, abstract paintings on the walls, a huge white paper globe for a lampshade.