Sentence examples for of its pavilion from inspiring English sources
Saltdean is Britain's most striking lido: the arms of its pavilion sweep gently around you in a cream, art deco embrace.
Under the auspices of its pavilion programme, the Serpentine has been smuggling some radical architecture into the country, introducing architects whose work had never been realised here before: Zaha Hadid, Daniel Libeskind, Oscar Niemeyer, Toyo Ito and, last year, Alvaro Siza and Eduardo Souto de Moura.
Ma Bell showed up at the New York World's Fair in 1964 with the Videophone as the centerpiece of its pavilion.
On Monday, Corel said that Hewlett-Packard, the biggest PC maker, would replace Microsoft Works office software with Corel's software on its Pavilion line of PCs, which are geared toward the home-user market.
The museum is particularly aiming to pay down its $10-million 10-million debtt incurred to finance the 1999 construction of its most paviliof, so it can reduce incurred,000 annual debtoservice payments, Komai said.
From the surrounding avenues, the new centre is characterised by the tops of its stepped pavilion towers.
(Jack Anderson) ★ China Jinling Dance Company (Thursday, through Jan . 8 A troupe from Nanjing offers the United States premiere of its "Peony Pavilion," a lavish dance-drama about forbidden love based upon an opera of 1598.
To celebrate HP's recent launch of its new Pavilion laptops all of which include Dolby Advanced Audio for providing stunning audio, Dolby is giving away three Ultimate Dolby PC Entertainment Packages for enjoying surround sound entertainment.
None of its grandiose pavilions still contain anything worth seeing.
And Busch Gardens had plenty to offer grown-ups, like free beer at any of its five pavilions.
The work, part of the London 2012 Festival, is due to open to the public next Friday, the 1st June, and will involve taking the public "beneath the Serpentine's lawn to explore the hidden history of its previous Pavilions," taking in the illustrious subterranean heritage.
