Sentence examples for palatial building from inspiring English sources

BELFAST, Northern Ireland — The Northern Ireland Assembly's palatial building in Stormont, in the hills that overlook Belfast, is an eerie place these days.

You then quite quickly found your way to this palatial building, like some sort of bonkers white castle that you see on the logo of Disney.

Last Tuesday, I met with Amr Moussa, the secretary-general of the Arab League, which is housed in a palatial building on Tahrir Square, in the center of Cairo.

In a palatial building in the West 60s, the double-height ground-floor apartment, bought by her husband, Max, a metals merchant, had belonged to Philippe Halsman, the renowned Life photographer noted for his portraits of Einstein, Dalí and others.

The world's most comprehensive collection of works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Jan Steen and other great Dutch Golden Age masters can be seen alongside a host of national treasures, in a palatial building with much of its 19th-century detail restored.

"The legitimate reason is supposed to be to use it to market the city," said the president of a team that built a palatial building with public money and turned over a suite to the politicians responsible.

There are silver skies, palatial buildings and enchanted forests of shivering black trees lining the avenues.

Across this city of spires and waterways and grand palatial buildings, the blue-and-yellow Swedish banner flew at half-staff under leaden skies.

In the earliest, dated 1983, checker-patterned helicopters hover over images of animal-filled parks and palatial buildings, themes adapted from traditional models.

The name is made known to the press in the Grand Hall of the academy, housed in the palatial buildings of the former Stockholm Stock Exchange.

In more palatial buildings, however, and commonly in both Hindu and Buddhist temples, walls were painted, a practice that, according to literary references, may go back to the Maurya period (c. 321 185 bce).