Sentence examples for odd layouts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lapidus objected to odd layouts with inefficiently used space.

In Jersey City, Ms. Brembos said, they saw odd layouts and high prices.

The private houses he designed in the 1780s had brilliantly eccentric features, including odd layouts, discontinuous elevations, and a striking use of Doric architectural elements.

Besides, every place she saw there had an odd layout.

Admittedly, the place has an odd layout that makes it difficult to measure.

The place had an odd layout: You had to go through a bathroom to get between floors.

"In a boom time, buyers tend to overlook things like a high tension line that's a little close to the house, a street that's a little too busy or an odd layout," Mr. Bednar said.

In Florida's "butterfly ballot" debacle of 2000, voters in Palm Beach County were so confused by the odd layout that many appear to have voted for the wrong candidate by mistake.

Because Squibb has an odd layout, with a sloping surface and only one narrow entrance, Ms. Rudolph said, "we would like to only have it open when staffing is available, and staffing for those playground associate lines are only in the summertime".

It has an odd layout (and would need some modernization), but if you appreciate high, ornate ceilings, original tiles, chimneys, beams, and pretty windows, you'll find this bourgeoisie, 240-square-meter, four-bedroom home hard to resist.

There are 30-some-odd layouts in the 38 apartments, priced from $1.050 million, for a one-bedroom, to $4.250 million, for a three-bedroom.