Sentence examples for spot designed from inspiring English sources

Omido is a sweet spot, designed by AvroKo with more style than you might expect on this stretch of Broadway.

It is stony both inside and out, stands on an exposed spot, designed so that its owner, an admiral, could look out to sea.

That mass denunciation became a thirty-second TV spot, designed to reach the majority of California voters, who agreed with her.

The chic new spot, designed by Rem Koolhaas, offers small plates with big, big flavors that already have the critics and cool kids raving.

Advisers to Gen. Wesley K. Clark, meanwhile, say they are almost done with a spot designed to establish him as the one true maverick for a state reputed to love mavericks.

The monumental dirt mountain, which sits at the intersection of some of Israel's busiest highways, will be transformed into a beauty spot designed by a German landscape architect, Prof. Peter Latz.

His facility in that field in 1920 helped land him a spot designing title cards (which silent films required) for the American film company Famous Players Lasky, which had opened a British branch in Islington.

Clinton's campaign is advertising heavily in eight swing states with soft-focus spots designed to rehabilitate her image.

To compensate for the lack of private space, there are several spots designed for informal meetings, as well as 38 conference rooms distributed around the building.

The campaign has said it will use the $25 million announced earlier entirely for spots designed to highlight the president's record in office.

The consumer goods companies, which are accustomed to high-impact television spots designed to elicit an emotional response, say banners are too small and too limited in what they can convey through sound and video.