Sentence examples for glass mall from inspiring English sources

The state-of-the-art glass mall was converted from the site of the 1972 summer Olympics.

The developers, who had sought a tenant before closing on the deal, had proposed several plans, including moving Madison Square Garden within the walls of the post office, which would have enabled them to build a glass mall and skyscrapers over and near Penn Station.

In Riyadh you'll find high-rise glass malls selling Armani and Starbucks and displaying curvaceous mannequins in lacy lingerie -- sold only by men.

So part of the glass-covered mall is being converted into a vegetable garden.

The developers initially sought to move Madison Square Garden to the west side of the post office building so that they could build skyscrapers or a glass-encased mall over the Penn Station site.

The developers behind the long-gestating plan to rebuild Pennsylvania Station and redevelop the surrounding neighborhood are trying to lure Macy's from its 105-year-old landmark building in Herald Square to a glass-enclosed mall that would sit inside the new train station, public officials and real estate executives said.

"Then," she says peering over her glasses, "the mall gets busy and there's no telling what will happen".

These days, the faces of white women and men, mostly from Eastern Europe, stare out from billboards, from the facades of glitzy, glass-fronted malls and from fashion magazines.

Domed Orthodox churches and tiny stalls with tin roofs and painted signs are interspersed with brand-new skyscrapers, glass-fronted malls and the spaceship-like complex that houses the headquarters of the African Union.

For me, in any case, Ladakh seemed a beautifully unfallen place next to the blue-glass shopping malls of modern Lhasa, the global village of pizza joints and guesthouses that is urban Nepal, or long-isolated Bhutan with its chic new hotels.

But several people had cuts and scrapes from broken glass at a mall in Eureka, said Gary Bird, a Fire Department spokesman.