Sentence examples for marvellous view from inspiring English sources
"There's a marvellous view from the roof," our host said.
The actual Prom area is not the only real bargain (director Nicholas Kenyon recommends standing behind the fountain); in the gallery there is a marvellous view and the music rises up with an astonishing if ethereal clarity.
At this point on the trail you can turn right and head north along the Cleveland Way, but my test riders insisted on getting back to the skills development track: "We need to practise …" So we took the gravel trail along that marvellous view, then dipping down through patches of gnarled woodland where I stopped to chat to Simon Bassindale, senior ranger.
A spacious sun lounge decorated in shades of blue and yellow offers marvellous views of the lawns and sea beyond.
I wanted to know how, even with these marvellous views across the Welsh vales, he had borne this long silence?
This pedestrianised path along the Chicago River offers shipping-container bars and kayak hire outlets, plus marvellous views of the architecture on the near north side.
It began as an apartment in neighbouring Val Claret and is now in its third home, a traditional three-storey building with marvellous views across to the Tovière lift.
We are meeting at Fleming's, a favourite hangout of his with marvellous views of the city as well as the mountains in the distance.
They head up to some of the best spots, such as Monteliusvägen on Södermalm with marvellous views of Mälaren lake, Gamla stan, Riddarholmen and the City Hall on Kungsholmen; Fåfangan with views towards Gamla stan and Djurgården; and Skinnarviksberget with panoramic views of Riddarfjärden and Kungsholmen – then they await fireworks popping across each island, lighting up the winter sky.
By Edward Weismiller The New Yorker, July 27 , 1946P. 26 The children sang, Come look at the marvellous ocean, View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Emily Nussbaum By Phil Klay.
What you see is not what you see: this is how Ai Weiwei's installation has been described and it might stand for Canaletto too, that marvellous illusionist whose views of Venice glinting in the sun appear to present exact topographical truths.
