Sentence examples for splendid vistas from inspiring English sources

Social conflict is for the most part forgotten in the contemplative section, "Splendid Vistas".

The garden affords splendid vistas across Lake Schwerin, as well as an opportunity to sip coffee or tea at a delightful pavilion, built there for the purpose in 1818.

The town has many charms, including 7,000 acres of open space (40percentt of the town's total acreage), three reservoirs with splendid vistas, old stone walls that once served as farming fences, winding roads that are used as much by horses as by cars, and a cemetery rumored to be inhabited by a ghost known as the White Lady.

7 p.m. 8) STAGE TO STAGE Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park (962 Mount Adams Circle; 513-421-3888; whichincyplay.com), wonch won a 2004 Tony Award for best regional theater and celebrates its 50th anniversary next season, offers splendid vistas of Mount Adams and a solid theatergoing experience.

This is, as it's always been, one of the most splendid vistas in Los Angeles.

There, he retreated like a monk into a palatial cell, its wide windows serving up a splendid vista of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Benjamin Franklin Parkway provides a splendid vista as it cuts diagonally northwestward from Penn Square through the grid, encircling Logan Square and leading into Fairmount Park.

To the Editor: In her article "In Rome, Doing as Few Romans Do" (June 16), Francine Prose describes the splendid vista of Rome she enjoyed from the terrace of her luxurious room at the Cavalieri Hilton Hotel.

Filled with wildflowers, it opens onto a splendid vista — reddish-brown mountains dotted with green walnut groves and boxy mud-brick villages, farmers tending sheep on distant hills, and Mount Toubkal rising snow-capped and gray-blue in the distance.

In the gorgeous Assembly Chamber, an oculus of unusually transparent water-white glass (regular glass has a slight greenish tint) opens the chamber northward through a diagonal fretwork of tubular-steel supports to a splendid vista of the Tower of London and London Bridge.

There is a common entrance to the loggia from a main hall, so every guest, room with a view or not, can enjoy a splendid vista of the Vasari corridor leading from the Uffizi gallery to the Ponte Vecchio on the right, and of the jewel-like Church of San Miniato across the river and up a hill overlooking the city on the left.