Sentence examples for into the facade from inspiring English sources

Woven into the facade are smaller grill shapes in place of windows.

Finally, crews began driving what are called needle beams into the facade.

Conceptually, the landscape continues right up through the building, with a series of terraces carved into the facade.

Ms. Nyadbi's "Jimbirla and Gemerre," or "Spearheads and Scarifications," is hewn into the facade of the western exterior wall.

As spectacle increased after 1650, painted flats with doors and windows were set into the facade in place of curtains.

"Responsible nations must not buy into the facade the dictatorship is trying to create by announcing 'reforms' while, in reality, it's tightening its grip on its people".

The huge plaza is the site of government and Communist Party headquarters and where Cubans celebrate May Day beneath massive portraits of revolutionary leaders Ernesto Chee" Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos built into the facades of state buildings.

This whole youthful bit is turning into quite the facade... unfortunately.

In this 19th-century literary and intellectual masterpiece, Ruskin goes into raptures over the facade of the Doge's Palace.

The protagonist of "Adult Contemporary" buys a "2BR/2BA lifestyle... a managed experiential product"; when he tries to escape it, he runs into workmen constructing the facade of the town where he grew up, "even more like the town he remembers: an imagined place more real than the place it is supposed to be".

Saffron said she liked the blue glass and that the "angled aluminum cap over the first floor is an especially sleek finish, and ties nicely into the aluminum bands that organize the facade into horizontals and verticals".