Sentence examples for western wing from inspiring English sources

The western wing, where we were staying, is the newer and sleeker option when it comes to the rooms themselves.

He said he planned to reopen the hotel, whose western wing collapsed in the bombing, within two months.

"I said, 'I'm not going to let that go to waste, not for the young ones.' " The most heavily damaged units were in the building's western wing.

The master suite, in the western wing, has a wall of west-facing windows, three walk-in closets and two full baths.

Gently, yet deftly, the Bouroullecs have transformed the western wing of what was once France's royal palace into a neutral, modern setting.

He was immediately given support by the "country and western" wing, so called because they represented rural Ireland rather than the more affluent east coast.

When India became independent in 1947 (and lost eastern and western wings to Pakistan) the Mahatma was in Calcutta, living under the same roof as the Muslim politician blamed for inciting murder of the city's Hindus, a gesture that temporarily quelled communal passions.

Palinspastic analysis shows paleo-highs along the eastern and western wings of the study area, from which a set of tributaries declines toward the main channels.

While the bad ones amused themselves with hedonistic roisterings and unspeakable brutality, their vassals and their neighbours were free to make mischief of their own.The empire, in addition, had plunged into a long, irreconcilable quarrel with its western, Roman wing.

The western Populist wing of the Democratic Party was with London and Democrats from big city political machines also backed him because they were competing with Republican "progressives" and Socialists for the votes of working people.

It marbles together with the terrified faces of Syrian children, babies with bandaged heads, the growing power of an unpredictable and callous Western right-wing.