Sentence examples for sparkling mirrors from inspiring English sources

Fluttering candlelight, extravagant floral displays and crisp linens grace every dining room: one in crimson with sparkling mirrors, one in soft green against fieldstone and burnished wood.

In fact, the restaurant looks as if it was ordered from a kit, with a lot of shiny brass, pristine leather banquettes, sparkling mirrors and authentic French waiter costumes.

The restrooms, equipped with aluminum-chrome toilets, sparkling mirrors and even an intercom to call an attendant for assistance, have become an oasis to subway riders looking for relief in a city where finding a clean, working public bathroom can be a challenge.

There are sparkling mirrors and glimmering gold trappings, as well as an intricate floral design befitting the town square that is Bryant Park.

Quattro Gastronomia Italiana Trump SoHo, 246 Spring St . Tel . 212-842-4500) Green-tiled walls, lots of windows and a sparkling mirror-tiled bar make for a handsome space, with generous spacing between tables.

The new carousel -- floral-hued, sparkling with mirrors, glittering with gold trappings and, yes, flaunting glass eyes -- has been taking shape in a two-story former clothes-rack factory in East New York.

And there I was, two months after setting off from London on my ride around the entire British coastline, cycling alone through its majestic bleakness – that desolate wasteland, only a few living sheep and countless bleached bones, the landscape treeless, pockmarked with little oily burns that sparkled like mirrors.

On the exhibition's opening day, light was streaming into all these bright white cubicles, sparkling in the mirrors and even animating the crowd wandering through the hypercool and rather friendly maze where no hint of mystery lingered.

Your toilets may be sparkling and your mirrors streak-free, but there's one area of the bathroom you may have never thought twice about: the shower door track.

The space sparkled with tiny mirrors set in bright textiles and with light flickering through piercings in gleaming brass fixtures.

The Metropolitan Opera's theatrical designer Joseph Urban modernized the interior with a main dining hall accommodating 600 guests, where two large glass chandeliers sparkled off black mirrors with an inlaid tulip design covering the walls and ceiling.