Sentence examples for with a panoramic window from inspiring English sources

The ground-floor space, with a panoramic window onto the Bowery, is wasted on an oversized lobby and a twee café.

Those with views are on the smaller side, but if you're feeling flush the Ojetti suite, on the top floor, is quite breathtaking: spread over three levels and on three sides of the house, it has a glass-floored roof-top conservatory, a Jacuzzi overlooking the duomo, and a bath with a panoramic window of the olive grove.

Of course on Sept. 15, when Mr. May expects to open SD26 at 19 East 26th Street, with a panoramic window overlooking Madison Square Park, his neighbors will include not only Danny Meyer's burger stand, Shake Shack, but also Mr. Meyer's elegant Eleven Madison Park and, one these of days, a Charlie Trotter restaurant.

Crime fiction can never be a panoramic window on society, it can only be a small window with a restricted view.

I took the opportunity to sit in the observation carriage, located at the rear of the train, with a huge panoramic window and a semi-circle of lounge seating.

With features including a panoramic overhead window that will give tourists a view of the city's skyscrapers and onboard outlets and charging stations that will allow the city's professionals to treat the cabs as mobile offices, city Taxi and Limousine Commissioner David Yassky said he believed the vehicles could become as beloved as the Checker cabs of yesteryear.

In 2010 Bellarmine opened a new 540-seat dining hall with indoor and outdoor seating and a 25-foot panoramic window of the state's rolling hills.

The one-way price is $46 for the "backpacker" train or $66 for a Vistadome train with panoramic windows, snacks and refreshments.

He has divided his life between a 17th-century vicarage in Cambridgeshire and a Thames-side penthouse with panoramic windows overlooking Parliament and Big Ben that is filled with modern sculpture and French Impressionist paintings.

The 18 simple but stylish rooms (some of which interconnect) have a pared-down Scandinavian feel, with huge panoramic windows overlooking the misty valleys below.

But step inside and a winding corridor leads you up through lava rock into two cave-like rooms, with vast panoramic windows overlooking the "Rio", a strait between Lanzarote and the tiny island of La Graciosa.