Sentence examples for screened from view from inspiring English sources

Before the leaders arrived here, a neighborhood of slums was artfully screened from view.

Similarly, the late bronzes seem to exist within private enclosures — the architectural fantasy in "Cuckoo" is partly screened from view by a thick curved wall.

The Opera and Ballet Theatre – a staggering work of architecture whose irregular, angled forms flowing down to the river could have been built yesterday – is now screened from view by structures that try (with impressive ineptitude) to look like they were built 2,000 years ago, with mock-19th century candelabras and a Roman portico with allegorical figures in what looks like gold lame.

And when she and her husband, Neil, demanded an explanation, she added, the guard claimed, unconvincingly, " 'Well, they're handling hazardous materials,' " even as a large group of people screened from view were passing through the main hallway he had declared off-limits.

A late 19th century brick addition to the east side of the building (not a part of the landmark designation) is screened from view by plantings.

In 1961, Combs was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Kentucky, and on February 17 , 1962 he received an award from Keep America Beautiful for his work on cleaning up Kentucky's highways, including securing passage of a bill requiring that auto junkyards near major roadways be screened from view by fences.

The passageway to the restroom was flanked by two darkened dining rooms, unkempt and littered; they should have been screened from patrons' view.

Rather, it defined its role as delivering "insight into the character and doings of people whose deeds are carefully screened from public view".

Guilty, rather, that we rich Westerners, and a few Japanese, occupy the best part of this island, ensconced in 100 obscenely spacious villas, while at least double our number of Asian staff are crammed into quarters in the centre of the island, sensitively screened from our view.

JERUSALEM — The West Bank tomb of Yasir Arafat has been cordoned off and screened from public view ahead of an expected exhumation, a Palestinian Authority official said Tuesday, four months after a television investigation raised new suspicions that the Palestinian leader had been poisoned.

Instead, in less than a minute, a large police van flashed out from a side street and pulled to a stop in front of the protesters, screening them from view.