Sentence examples for marbled floor from inspiring English sources
Monday night, walking across the marbled floor of Butler library, at Columbia, listening to my iPod, it's possible I was considering this very question.
The main sitting room is just to the right of the entryway -- a large room with a marbled floor, elaborate moldings and a velvet-trimmed wrap-around sofa.
Wisps of clouds floated over the mansard roofs on 54th Street, their patterns uncannily mimicked by the white swirls in the marbled floor below.
Dropping our bags and piling our plates, it was some time before we stopped eating long enough to notice the marbled floor and glass ceiling far above us.
Four marines from the American Embassy detachment in London, three of them Iraq war veterans, carried the Stars and Stripes and the Marine Corps colors across the marbled floor beneath the cathedral's soaring dome and laid them before the altar.
Seated at a table set on a marbled floor, General Amin lifted the bag onto the table, opened it and checked off each sheaf of documents with a United Nations official.
Imagine one of those showplaces in East Hampton with inches of tide water pulsing across its marbled floors.
There, the designer presided over the different, interlocking rooms with their elegant marbled floors and streamlined surfaces.
Sweaty and gritty, wrapped in body armor, their rifles slung over their shoulders, they took in the cool, still air, the marbled floors and walls, the carved wood, the gilded fixtures.
Former guests read like a "who's who" of the 20th century, including Emperor Hirohito, Winston Churchill, Richard Nixon, Theodore Roosevelt and King George V. Entertainers who have graced its Iranian carpets and marbled floors include Orson Welles, Jesse Norman, Charlie Chaplin, Madonna, Oasis and Jennifer Lopez.
They traveled from East Los Angeles to the marbled floors of the new church, where one of the reprinted versions of Juan Diego's tilma was displayed at the altar.
