Sentence examples for large circular space from inspiring English sources

The Roundhouse's large circular space provides its own challenges, however.

On the sixth floor of the Rubin, the elevator doors opened to the large circular space filled with P-Orridge's hybrid installations and canvases.

Converted from vast chambers beneath the old Bankside Power Station which once held a million gallons of oil, the new public areas consist of two large circular spaces for performances and film installations, plus a warren of smaller rooms.

The formation of bubbles and the presence of PVP provided the anodic electrode surface a brilliant iridescence similar to that of butterfly wings due to the distributed Ni(OH 2 nanostructures with large circular spaces and small nanoholes.

Gabriele's Italian Steakhouse 35 Church Street Greenwich (203) 622-4223 gabrielesofgreenwich.com WORTH IT THE SPACE Large, circular dining room with several spacious alcoves; two private dining rooms on the same level.

A thick shaft of light flows into the space from a large circular hole - called an oculus ("eye") - at the apex of the domed roof.

In addition to the flying-saucer association and the dance-off component, there was a reference to the Large Hadron Collider (also inspired by the circular space).

Up front, much of the limestone-tile floor space is occupied by two large circular tables, which serve as an invitation to sit and sample various baked goods and sandwiches.

He was sitting at his work space, which is mounted on a large circular platform that rotates by motor under rooftop windows, to maximize the natural light.

Its soaring, pitched roof with two large circular picture windows, 7 feet in diameter, highlight the corner to "define the special place in the children's space," Mr. Almodovar said.

We have compared three types of holographic illumination patterns to stimulate simultaneously a group of neurons: large circular or elliptic patterns, patterns shaped to target multiple cell somata and anti-shaped patterns adjusted to fill their proximal extracellular space.