Sentence examples for lattice window from inspiring English sources

In "Lunchtime," backlighting, through a lattice window at the center of the picture, transforms an ordinary image of women gathered around a laden table.

Although there is the occasional lyrical phrase – "Shadows through a lattice window moved restlessly against a wall, appearing, disappearing" – much of the writing appears to be wilfully ponderous until the plot suddenly speeds up towards the end.

A yellow stone room, with a slab at one end, on which they set the old man down, the bathroom was lit by misty light filtering through a single stone lattice window.

A former professor at a state-run art college, Kanwar applies tie-and-dye, brass-block printing and gold embellishment to garments and invents designs based on classical Indian architectural elements: a flourish from a jali lattice window, for example, or a pattern from a floor tile.

The lattice window and the stewards separate Murasaki Shikibu from the outside world, keeping her a prisoner in the room.

Behind red lattice windows, a demure chandelier hangs incongruously amid a field of downlights.

Boards had been nailed over the rotten wooden lattice windows, but they, too, had rotted.

The tennis court at Zhang's old villa is now overgrown and the tiger cage is long gone, but an elaborate Chinese temple that he built remains, with red-painted lattice windows and nature scenes and flowers carved in the wood beneath the eaves.

Imagine rows of late 19th- to early 20th-century red brick shops with lattice windows, hanging eaves, arcade-style walkways, all interspersed with ornate temples or European-Chinese fusion-style mansions.

Wander the narrow, labyrinthine lanes and peek into the open-air courtyards of grandiose homes, with their wooden lattice windows, rock gardens, watercolors and calligraphy scrolls, and it can feel as if you are slipping back in time to the days of the Chinese emperors.

Central problem in many cases is the geometrical representation of the building's exterior shell, which for a LoD3 model must also take into account architectural details like roof overhangs, reveals, decorative facade elements, or complex lattice windows (see Fig. 2).