Sentence examples for pavilions of from inspiring English sources

The wide pavilions of the old Post Road.

Next summer the Biennale plans to add pavilions of countries that have never participated before.

I have tested them all, from the funky stucco pavilions of Ajit Bhawan to the businesslike Hari Mahal.

On both sides of the pond stood the great pavilions of the Columbian Exposition, the White City.

Diamond doublets may have pavilions of colourless glass, zircon, topaz, quartz, or sapphire; ruby doublets of garnet; and beryl or garnet doublets of coloured glass.

It is entitled: "Les Pavillons: French Pavilions of the Eighteenth-Century"., a de-luxe account of 39 of these ornamental edifices.

Certainly not elsewhere in all New York can such another unobstructed bird's-eye view be had as from the open pavilions of the Equitable Life Assurance Society's building".

"Working in a park, we were immediately reminded of garden architecture: of love pavilions, of the 1,001 Nights, of English greenhouses, of the gardens of the Alhambra".

We are sitting in one of the beautifully restored pavilions of her headquarters - an opulent 18th-century mini palazzo overlooking the Aussenalster lake in the north of Hamburg.

Four pavilions of distinctive treasures await you at the Central New York Regional Flea Market (2100 Park Street, 315-422-8647): odd lots, factory mistakes and future antiques.

The developer also trumpets the "sensitive inclusion" of new "low-rise pavilions" of office space – which in fact rise to a height of 20m.