Sentence examples for vast canopy from inspiring English sources

Each was made from a vast canopy of the purest linen, freshly laundered and lightly starched.

There's also a vast canopy over a public area at the base of the towers, called "The Veil".

"I have vivid memories of leaving North Borneo at 8, and I remember the vast canopy of rain forest," she said.

A couple of white balloons floated effortlessly into the vast canopy of the chamber above, their owners having succumbed with childlike ease to a deep slumber.

Lord Foster, who designed the soaring airport terminal, has come up with a characteristically brash proposal: throw a vast canopy over the waterfront, sheltering a yacht basin, concert hall, cinemas, and office buildings.

Now, at last, a new vast canopy is being installed over the site – a flowing glass roof that aims to wipe out the bad memory of the intervening 44 years.

Tropical hardwoods usually have short trunks and vast canopies, the better to shed limbs while remaining upright in hurricanes, Dr. Armentano said, but here, because of past storms, there was a lack of such big trees.

The vast emerald canopy had transformed, and now burned a deep red under an immense, hungry sunset.

There is the even more picturesque Orquideorama, a vast hexagonal canopy structure in the botanical gardens, designed by architects Plan B and JPRCR.

"Unearth," another large canvas, depicts a vast celebratory white canopy, adorned at its top with a festive pink bow; a sort of sci-fi un-landscape with figures in it who have escaped the urban setting that lies beneath.

Koolhaas is simultaneously a builder and a wrecking ball, and his remark was aimed at such celebrated museum expansions as I. M. Pei's glass pyramid outside the Louvre and Sir Norman Foster's vast glass-tiled canopy for the courtyard of the British Museum.