Sentence examples for glass library from inspiring English sources

There sitting in the middle of the city is the stunning Bibliothèque Schoelcher, a 19th century wrought iron, wood and glass library built originally in Paris for the 1889 World's Fair.

The sleek glass library seats 80 people and holds 425,000 e-books and 18,000 e-journal subscriptions.

The maze is by Li Xiaodong, a Chinese architect, whose exquisite timber and glass library veiled in a screen of the sticks local villagers collect for firewood in and around Huairou, some two hours drive from Beijing, has drawn visitors around the world since it was opened in 2011.

Illiteracy in America might vanish if every community in the country were anything like Broward, with its wonderful steel-and-glass library and dedicated staff.

The publication was called The Glass Menagerie, a reference to the Tennessee Williams play and the then-new, all-glass library building that housed faculty offices.

A highlight of this recent project is the channel-glass-walled library on the apartment's rooftop terrace -- a one-room crystal palace in the air.

The university has also built or is currently building an all-glass engineering library, a $48 million campus center, two parking garages and two dormitories.

This does not sit well with his agent, John John Kellyy), who brings dispatches of a world gone amok while Orpheus sits poring over the mundane objects in Eurydice's possession at her death — car keys, reading glasses, a library card — before a little shrine he's created.

When I need to do "head-down" work that requires sharp focus, I pick up my laptop and head to our glass-enclosed library and get to work.

Features: Hardwood floors; detailed molding; hand-carved walls and staircase; grand entry with sitting room; dining room with leaded and stained-glass windows; library; hidden bar room with separate entrance; French-inspired ballroom; eat-in kitchen; music/recreation room; swimming pool; formal landscaping.

And yet, far more than the stained-glass ceilings, libraries and string quartets on the upper decks, the ships on which the migrants sailed were in themselves beautiful, crafted and shaped both for speed and heavy seas.