Sentence examples for walkway made of from inspiring English sources

A walkway made of reclaimed railway beams leads to an antique French oak front door.

Socrates Sculpture Park, the former landfill, is a huge green canvas for large artworks; recent displays include a bright yellow walkway made of inner tubes, and a concrete rat and pigeon on a podium.

One of the most unique features on campus is the Walk of Fame, a walkway made of stones gathered from the birthplaces and homes of notable individuals including George Washington, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Jackie Robinson.

Inside, it resembles an abstracted temple, with a walkway made of salvaged wooden planks, once used to line construction scaffolds, running down the center like a spine.

The memorial consists of a 70 feet walkway made of white concrete, which extends from Ford Island out to a 40 by platform in front of the ship, where a brass plaque and a flagpole are located.

Start by adding doors and a walkway made of cobblestone.

The arcaded walkways made of golden granite glisten in the soft rain.

Walkways made of chocolate-brown chestnut wood wind between the mottled buildings, and along them people stroll in the snow, holding brightly coloured paper umbrellas high to protect them from the falling flakes.

The canopy walk itself is a long series of elevated walkways made of wood, cable and rope.

A giant floating walkway made out of fabric on an Italian lake has had to be closed at night after tens of thousands of visitors began to wear it out.

The audience seated (unusually) on all sides of the action, one first encounters sand spilling steadily on to the stage floor, while the designer Lucy Osborne's defining image is of a curved walkway made up of multiply connecting chairs — a bridge of sighs that abstracts the action without really abetting it.