Sentence examples for slanted walls from inspiring English sources
Both bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and slanted walls.
Not much has been placed on Wright's slanted walls — a tacit admission of the Guggenheim's issues as a museum — but the idiosyncratically positioned cases feel almost like pieces of sculpture floating free in Wright's space.
It has been a commonplace since this building opened in 1959 to speak of it as inhospitable to paintings, to talk of the long spiral ramp and slanted walls as Wright's way of forcing painting to be subservient to architecture.
The patterns were in the form of parallel channels with slanted walls.
The centerpiece the hub, a consultant might call it was an open pit, surrounded by low, slanted walls that made it look like a square salad bowl.
Libeskind designs buildings that feature sharp angles, glass ceilings, and slanted walls, and then he describes them as if they were the inevitable result of his patriotic and optimistic instincts, and as down-home as Colonial Williamsburg.
Rolling from udder to side without protection trapped significantly more piglets than rolling from udder to side near slanted wall or piglet protection rails and rolling from side to udder (P < 0.001).
The tubes are on eight-foot-high, double-sided racks like prison bars set perpendicular to the slanting walls.
She opened the door at the top of the stairs, and we stepped into a large room with slanting walls and three big windows on one side, two doors with a bookshelf between them on the other.
Does it really make sense to have a gallery with a floor plan that is bent like the letter "L," slanting walls, and a ceiling that is eight feet high at one end and slopes sharply up to thirty-four feet at the other?
Much of the action takes place on a daringly stylized set, a tiny Victorian house in the Kings Cross neighborhood of London so deeply shaken by German bombs during the Blitz that, with its crooked staircase and slanting walls, it now looks like something out of "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari".
