Sentence examples for multifaceted glass from inspiring English sources

The thick oak doors were adorned with what appeared to be original handles of multifaceted glass.

On a rainy winter's day, tourists running from coaches into the Louvre still stop under the drizzle to marvel at its illuminated, multifaceted glass pyramid entrance sparkling in the gloom.

With a site on the shores of Faxa Bay, the architects drew their inspiration from the northern lights and the surrounding Icelandic scenery to create a multifaceted glass structure whose mass echoed Iceland's rocky coast and whose glass panels reflected the light from the bay and from the sky to create a constantly changing light show.

Perhaps even more surprising, given the unconventional appearance of Mr. Gehry's multifaceted stone, glass and titanium-covered museum, many residents already appear genuinely fond of what one businesswoman affectionately called the beast now poised on the banks of the Nervion River against a backdrop of traditional 19th-century buildings.

The next phase, slated for completion by May 2007 (with a partial debut in December 2006), is the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, a new wing clad in multifaceted metal and glass.

Her work is based on the potent language of geometry expressed in multifaceted ways with dimensional glass, painting and sculpture and using materials in non-traditional ways.

David Childs's design for Columbus Center, featuring two parallelogram-shape glass towers rising from a multifaceted base, will elevate the theme to epic heights.

As I took a sip of this multifaceted marvel — 106-proof sticky toffee pudding in a glass — I pondered how to eat my words.

The multifaceted building, designed by the architect Frank O. Gehry, is made of stone and glass as well as cube forms clad in titanium.

A multifaceted song from a multifaceted artist.

The selection is multifaceted.