Sentence examples for room shaping from inspiring English sources

There are many crisis scenarios for Europe in the coming years but none where it is feasible to imagine a British prime minister would rather watch from the sidelines than be in the room, shaping the outcome.

He expressed his opinions in an interview with the London newspaper The Independent: Malick was upset that the studio screened his unfinished version for critics and Penn ended up helping him in the editing room, shaping the final version.

By 9 a.m., we were in a wincingly bright conference room shaped like a boomerang.

The Ring Room, shaped like an O, with rings underneath green neon light and audio created by Finnish engineers using game-day sound from Autzen Stadium.

A shopper could enter the room, shaped like a throned cartoon monarch, through its bulbous hollow belly, which closed with a zipper.

There is an enormous bare-wood communal table in the middle of the dining room, shaped like an X, surrounded by smaller tables along the walls, beneath giant sails of pinkish canvas that stretch up toward a skylight.

They and the eight singers sometimes moved as one in Mr. Kunttu's set, a monumental meeting room shaped as much by beams of light as by stairs and panels.

At the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, there is a popular display of photographs of Jews killed by the Nazis, the pictures rising up the walls of a room shaped like a smokestack.

That is where, in 1806, as Monticello neared completion, Jefferson began to build Poplar Forest, a more private retreat: a modest octagonal home with a skylight-topped central room shaped in a perfect cube.

His book on the Oratory goes into great detail on the ways he designed burglar-proof rooftops, privies – 'made with much art' – as hygienic as they could be for the time, rooms shaped to prevent breezes blowing out processional candles......

Google has since spent heavily on the product, as the living room shapes up to be the latest battleground for internet companies.