Sentence examples for striking art from inspiring English sources

For more than 70 years its striking art deco entrance has towered over the surrounding area.

The domed stations are well lighted, clean and decorated with striking art.

But this river of change runs deep, and making striking art will require a special sort of fearlessness, and asking of hard questions, from composers.

The massive Central Market, a striking Art Deco astonishment in the downtown area, is the principal hub for tourists seeking knockoff Ray-Bans ($2 a pair, $3 if you want polarized lenses).

HSBC's History Wall, a striking art installation at the bank's London headquarters, is made up of 3,743 images drawn from the bank's archives and arranged in chronological order.

Glenn Ligon, a New Yorker whose cerebral and formally striking art (paintings, videos, neon reliefs) concerns issues of race and identity, has a mid-career survey at the Whitney.

When this striking, art-filled town house appeared on the cover of a special issue of The New York Times Magazine in September 1973, the art critic Katharine Kuh, writing in Saturday Review magazine, was appalled.

Gartenstrasse 5, Mitte; nearest U-bahn, Rosenthaler Platz; berlinerbaederbetriebe.de/74.html; the pool shuts May-September each year Ellington This striking art-deco hotel is just around the corner from the KaDeWe department store in Wilmersdorf.

Hotel Albergo, Beirut, Lebanon Housed in a striking art-deco building in the leafy Achrafieh district, in the heart of old Beirut, the opulent Hotel Albergo has 33 themed suites - take your pick from oriental, European, colonial and Mediterranean styles - adorned with crystal chandeliers, antiques, rich fabrics and original paintings and tapestries.

"I am not afraid to do something if I think it is useful and fun," he added over a recent lunch of corn chowder and salad at the Blue Water Grill on Union Square, a few blocks from his office at New School's striking art-filled quarters on West 12th Street.

The other new course's clubhouse, opened in November 2001, used a striking Arts and Crafts design by Shope Reno Wharton, an architectural firm in Greenwich, Conn., and was outfitted with antique interiors refurbished by Bo Childs, an Atlanta decorator, to make it look as if the building had been part of the island for years.