Sentence examples for sprawling labyrinth from inspiring English sources

THE LOOK A sprawling labyrinth of pink stucco buildings with a mashup of Greco-Mayan-Egyptian flourishes.

ELLSWORTH KELLY'S studio here is a sprawling labyrinth of white-walled rooms, some with skylights, some with large windows looking out onto the rolling landscape.

The camp is a sprawling labyrinth of tents and trailers that, like most things here, are covered in a gritty, sandy dirt.

Behind its neoclassical face, the Big Board is a sprawling labyrinth of historic oil paintings, gilded leather chairs, stained wood and elegant dining rooms — all set amid crowds of gawking tourists.

The mill is a sprawling labyrinth of buildings comprising about 1.1 million square feet; the tenants here, most of them technology firms of one form or another, have survived the slump and have found a way to either hang on or prosper.

While the Met is a sprawling labyrinth, the Whitney takes a cue from the New Museum's stacking of floors; but improves it.

To enter the world of baseball's official rulings on the error is to place yourself at the center of sprawling garden labyrinth; it can take days to think your way out.

Wright inherited a small congregation in need of a spark; Moss has inherited a sprawling corporate labyrinth that includes dozens of subassociations (the Drug & Alcohol Recovery Ministry, the Career Development Ministry, the Diabetes Support Group) and initiatives, including an "African-centered" grade school, Kwame Nkrumah Academy, which is scheduled to open in September.

There are dozens and dozens of them — in some places, the gray squat buildings are the only things visible from the road — a labyrinth of sprawling distribution centers for retailers that include Walgreens and Wal-Mart, Toyota and Home Depot.

Raja Dato Abdul Aziz bin Raja Adnan, the director general of the Malaysian Atomic Energy Licensing Board, said by telephone Monday evening that the board had discussed at a closed-door meeting earlier in the day whether to grant an initial operating license of up to two years for the refinery, which is a series of more than a dozen sprawling buildings connected by a labyrinth of pipes.

It's the final touch to this sprawling complex of shacks, caves, tunnels and walkways that the locals know as "Castle Argelaguer", "Josep's Labyrinth", "Can Sis Rals Park" or possibly, "that weird-ass place by the motorway".