Sentence examples for framing view from inspiring English sources

By Lynne McMahon The New Yorker, December 27 , 1993P. 117 Housebound, ice-wrapped, our window framing View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Emily Nussbaum.

The outside of the museum commands attention; the inside becomes a mechanism for framing views.

The colonial-inspired compound will also include a rooftop tapas bar framing views of the town cathedral, two swimming pools and a spa with five treatment rooms.

Where Pezo von Ellrichshausen focus the gaze, framing views of what is there, Kuma wants you to transcend the weighty pile of Burlington Gardens and float away on his scented breeze.

7 p.m. 9. PLACE SETTING The reputation of the bar and restaurant at Ladera Resort (758-459-6600; ladereston) coulocationon localone atone, at 1,100 feet above shore, framing views of Petit Piton.

A counter in the communal kitchen, for example, lines up with a slot that runs diagonally through the entire ground floor, framing views of the freeway's underbelly on one end and back toward Skid Row on the other.

Behind the colonnade, nine large new windows and a doorway have been knocked into the very thick wall of the podium, framing views across the water to the Harbour Bridge.

Such framed "miradors" — framed views through arches or windows — are found throughout.

But pruned and babied green plants -- bamboo, pine, banana, ginkgo -- become elements in architecturally framed views.

And as tenants climb to the upper stories, the communal spaces will offer carefully framed views of the surrounding city.

It rests on columns covered in smooth stone, irregularly placed to frame views of old plane trees and the water, conveying lightness and air.