Sentence examples for imposing frontage from inspiring English sources
As if to emphasize this perversity, he wasted half the imposing frontage on the administration offices and enclosed them in a wall as nearly windowless as the gallery.
Modern-day scientific connections are immediately apparent: the imposing glass frontage of the Wellcome Trust headquarters on the Euston Road greets visitors to the area.
Externally it resembled some form of Guantanamo Bay security facility - all coded gates and imposing steel frontage, while inside, gangs of binge-drinking American students on Spring Break whooped pitifully.
City officials point out that limits on the ground-floor frontage of banks have in recent years been tried successfully, if on a smaller scale, on 125th Street, and more than 40 years ago on Fifth Avenue, though in neither case was a 40-foot limit imposed on frontage.
The imposing house is large and rambling, with a Regency frontage – built during an agricultural boom – hiding a much older house behind.
Its frontage on Fifth Avenue stretches an entire block, with sweeping Central Park vistas from all of the primary rooms; the corner master bedroom to the north and the corner living room to the south both have imposing fireplaces.
Looks tough and imposing.
He is physically imposing.
