Sentence examples for thick marble from inspiring English sources

On the seventh floor, an immense five-bedroom apartment with thick marble fireplaces and straight-on views of Central Park is listed for $25 million.

Viewers may get high on the tablecloth pornography — the cameras swoon and swan over elegant swimming pools and thick marble countertops — but the people in those fancy kitchens aren't kidding around.

It was precisely the normalcy of the exquisite that was the site's prime benefit: crystal and leaded glass, polished wood and thick marble and expanses vast enough to conjure an air of vaguely naughty mystery were, it seemed, what life was supposed to be — perhaps not in substance but in essence.

One was the mess hall, which was housed in a sublime neo-Gothic brick structure with vaulted ceilings and thick, marble-like columns, and contained row on row of metal picnic tables.

The arrangement recalls the Kennedy Center, two miles away, which also joins performance spaces under one huge roof; but it is covered in inch-thick marble.

He became inspired by certain design elements, like purple "bullet" glass he found in a door on the roof, the original barrel-vaulted ceilings and the nearly two-inch-thick marble floors, which had been covered over with concrete and other materials.

There's a thick gray marble bar snaking along one side of the restaurant, offering an open view of the large salumi-cutting station.

You can see the money in the handcrafted, solid-wood shelves and the 4-inch thick Carrara marble tables — all of them communal.

Determine how thick the marble countertops should be.

AFTER: Shaban and Phillips were not fans of the kitchen's original finishes and details, so architect Russell Groves, who renovated the home, lacquered the cabinetry and the panels of the Sub-Zero refrigerator in glossy white and installed thick Carrara-marble counters with straight edges, as well as industrial-style RH light fixtures and sleek Walker Zabriskie Furniture stools.

The runway appeared to be made of thick slabs of marble, so several people attempted to cross it, assuming its sturdiness.