Sentence examples for stunning glass from inspiring English sources

I meet Mr G at one of the most gorgeous of the Gauchos – the cavernous, 120-seater underground restaurant that sits beneath the stunning glass box and bar in the middle of Broadgate in the City of London.

Finished in February, 2009, the daringly designed new hall hosts not only chamber-music concerts but also film, theatre, and dance presentations; a bustling café/bar, enclosed by a stunning glass wall, is open into the evening on concert nights.

It's a little like staying in South Kensington - the designer boutiques of Presidente Masaryk are round the corner, as is the city's only other style hotel, Habita with its stunning glass facade and swinging terrace scene.

The building, with a stunning glass façade designed in collaboration with the Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson, is part of the city's extensive Eastern Harbour development project, aimed at connecting the area with the city centre.

A stunning glass tower soaring 92 stories along the Chicago River, the new Trump International gives Chicago a third top-end competitor on a par with the Peninsula and Four Seasons.

The building's new features include the exhibit gallery and theatre and a stunning glass atrium and lobby.

Everything works well, including the set designer Neil Prince's stunning glass-paneled screens, beautifully lighted by Aaron Black, that shift effortlessly to guarantee a seamless flow of action, and Moira Shaughnessy's evocative period costumes.

The huge window is a signature of the architect, Henry N. Cobb, who also designed the stunning glass-walled federal courthouse that opened in 1998 on the Boston waterfront.

The stunning glass-and-steel exterior resembles a cubic wave breaking over Fourth Avenue, but the interior — with its sharp colors and angles — doesn't exactly make you want to curl up with old media.

But that started changing in recent years with the opening of the Tokyo International Forum (5-1 Marunouchi, 3-chome; 81-3-5221-9000; www.t-i-forum.co.jp), a stunning glass-and-steel convention center design by Rafael Viñoly with shops, restaurants and a popular flea market, held every other Sunday.

Jillian, whose sister was also raped but didn't survive, gets close to Roan Griffin (James Remar), the chief detective on the case, and they shack up in her stunning glassed-in mansion.