Sentence examples for pale wall from inspiring English sources

The lyricist, Michael Korie, stared out a second-floor window toward the pale wall of blue sea.

In my room a smell I'd felt before In the Asiatic halls of a museum: masks Tibetan Japanese on a pale wall.

* * * This morning, walking down the Montagne Ste.-Genevieve, I crossed the Seine into Les Halles (once the central market, or "belly," of Paris), and stopped at the Centre Pompidou to see an installation by Felix Gonzalez-Torres — consisting of a single serene strand of lightbulbs looped against a pale wall.

The projector whirred and the pictures danced about, finding focus on the pale wall, then they settled, and the sound began, raucous and quick, and the blurred wall cleared a little, but not much — the room was so light — then there was a cry and a whirring sound and a noise like water, and the people in the film retraced their lives swiftly and relentlessly.

It is simple, intimate with seating for just 100 and seemed to be lit with only the natural morning light, prisms in the skylights created a spectrum of color splashed on the pale wall above the pianist's head.

The décor is simple: Pale walls are dotted with a few framed color photographs of food.

The decor says summer, with pale walls, shiny wood floors, abstract paintings and copper light fixtures.

Pale walls contrast with a gleaming wooden floor and old polished furniture.

It has lots of windows, pale walls and both cork and concrete floors.

With its pale walls and minimal decoration, this enticing little restaurant focuses strictly on the food.

We now also know that the original builders intended the interior to have pale walls and whitened columns".