Sentence examples for penthouse up from inspiring English sources

We are in the midst of putting a penthouse up.

In April of this year, Mr. McFadden, a brother of Mary McFadden, the fashion designer, was killed in the crash of a small plane in Texas, and now his wife has put the penthouse up for sale.

The 66-year-old actor has had the 4,600-square-foot 4,600-square-foot 4,600-square-footsince spring of 2004.

Luongo put his penthouse up for sale, as it was accepted that he had played his final game as a Canuck.

"Epitaphium" returned for a close-up in an after-hours event at the Kaplan Penthouse, held up as a model for a sequence of tributes on the occasion of Stravinsky's death in 1971, composed by Edison Denisov, Luciano Berio, Elliott Carter and Alfred Schnittke.

The Fifth Avenue penthouse "ended up being overpriced," said Hall Willkie, head of residential sales at Brown Harris Stevens, the Upper East Side firm with the listing.

| July 31 at 10 30: In the first of the festival's "Little Night Music" evenings, Lewis and Weilerstein repair to the Kaplan Penthouse, set up cabaret-style, for a short but intense concert consisting of Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 32 in C Minor and Kodály's Sonata for Solo Cello.

Penthouses cost up to $5,000 today, more than double the $2,227 in 1994.

The building will ultimately have a wide variety of apartment configurations, from high-ceilinged 588-square-foot studios to multibedroom penthouses with up to 4,638 square feet — as well as those town houses, on the west side, nearest to the water.

It will probably average about $800 a square foot, so studios could be $500,000 and penthouses up to $2 million.

Floors in the plan Trump's penthouse lift goes up to floor 68, but the building only has 58 storeys.