Sentence examples for historic panorama from inspiring English sources

The original musical was an ill-conceived venture with a pretentious book offering a historic panorama of the White House occupants, from Washington to Theodore Roosevelt.

The show offered a historic panorama of the occupants of the White House from Washington to Theodore Roosevelt, alternating with a heavy-handed story about slavery, interrupted by a string of self-conscious songs in which the actors stepped out of their roles to address the audience.

The book opens with the historic panoramas of crowd scenes and portraits of the guerrilla politicians Glinn took when he abandoned a new year's eve party to capture Castro's triumphant entry to the city in January 1959.

Byron had invented a whole new way of looking, drawing on his personal amalgam of historic panoramas and literary echoes to give force to his current political objections to the occupation of Venice by the Austrians.

Now some of the "roofers" are offering the experience to visitors – their tour details are often stencilled on to city-centre pavements – with the lure of widescreen historic panoramas uncluttered by skyscrapers.

Numerous miradors, rooftop terraces and historic towers provide panoramas.

Not to miss: Ask for the Tower Suite with a circular dining room of windows revealing an eye-popping panorama of historic red-roofed row houses, modern skyscrapers, and greenery.

Entitled, Where Marsh Meets the Sea, the permanently installed glass mural uses hundreds of images brought together to create a seamless panorama depicting an historic, dreamy day in New York Harbor.

In his newest project, he has teamed with Ball, the fine art photographer, to show overseas audiences panoramas of the historic structure.

Its route across 12 states obviously takes in an endless panorama of nature, landmarks and historic attractions.

These ancient treasures, together with historic photographs of the major excavations, aerial panoramas of splendid sites, old watercolors and lithographs, and 19th-century architectural renderings, are enough to leave a deep impression on anyone with a drop of philhellenic blood.