Sentence examples for preserve the view from inspiring English sources

Still, we might, with a little creativity squeeze everyone in and preserve the view from our chosen bluff.

He decided that to preserve the view of monumental Washington from Arlington cemetery the Pentagon would be constructed in the part of Arlington where it stands now.

"We've have tried to preserve the view of midtown and lower Manhattan, and in fact 95percentt of the view will be there forever," he said.

These include rent controls and the indiscriminate award of historic designations which preserve the view for those who live in pretty, low-rise neighbourhoods like Greenwich Village, but put them out of bounds for everyone else.

But the architects explained to me that, in fact, the building had been elevated to preserve the view of medieval Krakow for motorists approaching the city from the south.

To cite a small example, the builders had to cut a notch out of one of museum's facades to preserve the view of St. Thomas Church from 54th Street.

It's that ideas gather dust on shelves, the better to preserve the views of rich, satisfied homeowners.

The two have since settled the dispute, with Mr. Ginsburg acquiring the property but agreeing to limit the height of his building and preserve the views of residents in City Center.

Beyond that, it is very often only the rich who can preserve the views outside their house, while reaping tax breaks, even though it can be argued strongly that the greater good is well served despite a whiff of inequity.

(In order to preserve the views, when Rockefeller purchased the land for Fort Tryon, he also bought a strip of the Palisades to give to New Jersey as parkland). To the east is a little flagpole-decked promontory with weeds growing wildly through its cracked asphalt.

The council suggested the board work with the property owner to evaluate if there is an alternative that would better preserve the views and light and air of neighbors.