Sentence examples for massive balcony from inspiring English sources

Visitors pass through a dark hallway, filled with images and sounds of the tragic day, then onto a massive balcony looking over the bedrock.

It mercilessly crowds the old eight-story Tuberculosis Pavilion, which has a breathtaking 400-foot-long red brick facade encrusted with hanging gardens of massive copper-clad balconies.

Even if you've never been to Cuba, Casco Viejo also conjures up your most romantic notion of Havana: dilapidated stone buildings, massive cathedrals and balconies with bougainvillea pouring over the railings.

A massive staircase and wraparound balcony, suspiciously ideal for big dance numbers, define a cavernous ballroom where the air is cloudy with sawdust or dance chalk.

The bad news is that the other two went for four and another massive six, into the top balcony of the media centre.

"The party's revolutionary armament means we are ready to fight any kind of war waged by the US imperialists," said Mr Kim, wearing his trademark navy-blue Mao suit as he appeared on a balcony overlooking the massive square.

The entire front was dappled with shards of technicolour tiles, bent into balconies, supported by massive stone limbs.

Why You Should Stay: Go big and book a River View Balcony Suite, a beautiful, massive room with a balcony overlooking the river and all of London's iconic sights.

It included three eight foot high chandeliers adorned with images of the Buddha, eight gleaming black porcelain lions flanking a massive tiled ceremonial staircase to the balcony, hand-painted frescoes of Turkish scenes, dozens of custom draperies, and literally hundreds of elephants--elephants everywhere, from the bathrooms to the 1920s smoking lounges to the remotest corners of the balcony.

The contemporary designer rooms are massive – each comes with separate living area, sofa bed, mini-kitchen and balcony – but surprisingly affordable, while the 11km of palm-fringed beach the rooms look on to is perfect for luxuriant tropical lazing.

Founded by the Moors in the early ninth century, Murcia has all the charms one expects from a midsize Spanish city (population about 430,000) — a massive cathedral with a floridly Baroque façade, rows of colorful houses with elaborate balconies and lots of plazas shaded by orange trees and lined with cafe tables.