Sentence examples for mirrored facade from inspiring English sources

Throughout the night it will be projected on to the mirrored facade of the east piazza.

Mr. Lucas's complaint was more conceptual, addressing the mirrored facade that effectively obscured the cocktail lounge's entrance.

The casino is riddled with bullets, and it has lost many glass panes from its mirrored facade.

It has a dazzling mirrored facade, designed by London architect David Chipperfield, and is hosting a number of special exhibitions to celebrate the centenary, including City Limits, a display of historic photographs and  artefacts from  Anchorage's past.

But by the time a police car arrived, the explosives had shattered the mirrored facade of the entrance, hurling bodies into the air and sending shrapnel flying through the intersection.

The narrow building, with its grey stones and mirrored facade, looks more corporate Japan than secondhand game shop – if the sign "Please sell us your books and games" wasn't written on top of the building, it might be mistaken for an insurance company.

Until, that is, they realised this special glass was in fact burning their guests as they lounged by the swimming pool beneath the soaring mirrored facades.

Its main facade there, a towering glass wall capped by a soaring steel canopy, mirrors the facade of the David and Peggy Rockefeller Building across the garden to the west, creating a monumental frame for the activity below, like the prosceniums of twin stages.

The south facades mirror each other across Perry Street, uniting the double block.

Floors one through nine are an extension of Saks, a city landmark, and mirror its Renaissance-style facade.

In the afternoon drizzle, a group of women — who were not allowed to enter the church, my guide told me in a whispered aside, because they were in the middle of their menstrual cycle — clutched prayer books and bowed repeatedly against the stone facade, strangely mirroring the davening performed by Jews at the Western Wall in Jerusalem.