Sentence examples for has a striking view from inspiring English sources
Almost every room in the house has a striking view of the garden and, from the upper floors, the panorama includes the unbroken enfilade of neighboring gardens.
From his corner office on the 44th floor of the General Motors building in Midtown Manhattan, he has a striking view of Central Park.
His old chambers, now occupied by Justice Elena Kagan, were perhaps a little grander, but there are worse offices in Washington than his current one, which overlooks the plaza in front of the courthouse and has a striking view of the Capitol.
(Klaus Christian Köhnke identifies this point in Cohen as the source of the central Marburg School doctrine that a priori laws "generate" objects of possible experience [Köhnke 1991, 178 84].) Cohen has a striking view of what a priori laws of the third level actually consist in, and of the possible experience they are constitutive of.
Away from the lights and neon, you'll have a striking view of the night sky.
CRYSTAL clear or wild and stormy, in moonlight or sunlight, P. W.'s Chowder House, at Brewer's Capri Marina in Port Washington, has a striking waterfront view of Manhasset Bay.
THE new exhibition at the Keith de Lellis Gallery, "New York: A Bird's-Eye View," has a striking assortment of aerial views of the city.
And the Institut du Monde Arabe, the Arab World Institute, has a striking exhibition of contemporary Arab art on view.
Besides the Louvre's lavish new galleries, the Arab World Institute has a striking exhibition of contemporary Arab art on view.
The GP3U set has a striking design, featuring a thin, "slim-line" body that provides a significantly smaller footprint than previous models, as well as a unique swivel stand for ultimate viewing and gaming flexibility.
