Sentence examples for image of buildings from inspiring English sources

Before the show, the backboard was filled with a projected black-and-white image of buildings posted with "No Loitering" signs, and exuberant hip-hop played.

It shows a Google satellite picture overlaid with the names of local roads, a "bird's-eye view" picture with a closer-in image of buildings and other landscape features, and street-view scenes as if seen by a pedestrian.

The image of buildings as timeless fortresses, even if numbers suggests otherwise, is too ingrained in the Western culture (in Japan, for example, cultural attitude is different, and it's acceptable to design buildings with a relatively shorter useful life).

When preparing for a recent workshop on the political challenges and options for councillors, I was struck by the image of building models with Lego.

I term this cascading image of building empire by sequences of conquests territorial osmosis.

But he noted that China needs to overcome an image of building cheap, low-quality cars to succeed in international markets.

When most museums exhibit architecture, they show images of buildings.

The other is achingly beautiful, Japanese-inspired yet still recognisably English, decorated with images of buildings.

Mr. Steiger creates spare images of buildings, industrial structures and landscapes, like "Twists and Turns," above.

Britons saw loop after loop of images of buildings on fire, smashed glass, streets in raucous refusal.

Throughout "Pavement," the film footage projected on the backboard — simple images of buildings and streets in Pittsburgh — kept changing.