Sentence examples for walkway opening from inspiring English sources

A sphere will be set at the center of the circular walkway, opening to a dark room where the sun is reflected through prisms for 18 minutes every hour, mimicking the rainbow effect of the halo, which sends its rays into the city and bathes visitors in its colors.

While I agree that the village is allowing too many units of housing on the remainder of the old plant site, the plans do call for the mixed-use development you suggest, and include continuing the public walkway, opening up this large stretch of the Hudson to the public for the first time in decades.

The revamped 900m section of walkway, opened to the public on 24 August and to be extended later in the year, is located between the Georges Brassens and André Citroën parks in the 15th arrondissement.

All four lanes of the bridge as well as the pedestrian and bicycle walkway opened in Spring 2012.

New walkways opened in May mean visitors can now explore more easily; those with more time can take a long tour and scramble even further over boulders into hidden depths.

Twelve miles from the Grove Street exit to the Lincoln Tunnel did not seem far, and once there I would take the Weehawken ferry, because the tunnel does not have a walkway open to pedestrians.

They agreed that I could photograph the novices and we went down the walkway which opened up into a courtyard.

Metallic walkways open onto vast, echoing caverns (some scenes were shot in an abandoned power plant), alternately evoking coffinlike claustrophobia and sickening vertigo.

Plantings, walkways, open spaces and playgrounds are distributed on top of this multihued, translucent surface, and the one-story "window" contains commercial and cultural amenities.

Acknowledging the "considerable challenges" bedeviling his agency, John B. Rhea, the beleaguered chairman of the New York City Housing Authority, unveiled a plan Monday to squeeze hundreds of millions of dollars out of parking lots, walkways, open spaces and other areas.

Issues considered in this assessment include intra-and-inter-neighborhood connectivity, walkways, open spaces, the environment, and home architecture.