Sentence examples for rooms defined by from inspiring English sources

Unique is impressive to look at, a two-story restaurant with dining rooms defined by recessed blue lighting, black latticework and Western art, including French and Italian vintage posters.

With its prominent living room defined by six glass doors, mitered glass corners and cathedral ceiling, the home seems larger than its 1,500 square feet.

He imagined her on her days off lighting cigarettes from noon till dawn, imagined them burning down in a room defined by drawn shades and muttering talk shows.

Mill Creek Tavern 275 Bayville Avenue Bayville (516) 628-2000 www.millcreekny.com VERY GOOD THE SPACE Bar and grill with cozy dining room defined by columns, booths and fireplace.

The developed transient code concurrently solves three tailored dynamic models of each involved sub-system, namely: building envelope (a benchmark room defined by ISO 13791), radiant floor (designed in accordance with EN 1264-2), and heat pump (an air-to-water electrically-driven modulating unit).

The dining room is defined by white walls punctuated with large, framed mirrors.

Inside, the bar room is defined by a stone floor and tower-like ceiling ringed in windows.

The room is defined by a two-story wine wall at the back and a glass partition in the front, encasing blown-up photographs of Italian stone walls.

Elsewhere we see hints of Vermeer as families huddle in semi-lit rooms, painterly compositions defined by an artist's attention to detail.

In addition to which the unit area and the individual rooms are inadequately defined by the current social housing standard.

Individual rooms are efficient, defined by layered elements of color, texture, and personality.