Sentence examples for views seen from from inspiring English sources

The stairways wind through the spaces, switching directions, turning the views seen from each landing.

After a while the gallery seems to mutate: the videos might be views seen from a tiny, junk-scattered island or the large portholes of an eccentrically accoutered watercraft.

On his office wall is a painting of a courthouse, a view seen from his window.

And many studies of natural language suggest a rich conception of grammatical form that diverges from traditional views; see especially Chomsky (1957, 1965, 1981 , 1986 , 1995

A deck that stretches across the front of these rooms has transparent panels that allow the views to be seen from the great room even when guests are seated.

Stunning sunset views can be seen from the many rooms, lanais and porches facing the ocean.

The New Yorker, February 18 , 1928P. 24 Fellow passenger resembled Carl Sandburg, and author muses on how views they see from car window will all come out in verse.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 18 , 1928P. 24 Fellow passenger resembled Carl Sandburg, and author muses on how views they see from car window will all come out in verse.

He immediately left London and began work on a new series of paintings, "Puro Teatro," which experimented with views of auditoriums as seen from their stages.

Their presentations are seen from viewing platforms surrounding the exercise yard.

Things keep reassembling themselves in different forms: bigger, smaller, videoed, made into models, viewed from above or below, seen from within or without, looked at askance or head on.