Sentences with phrase «modern buildings grace»

Not exact matches

The devolved assemblies do not have such conservative inhibitions and grasped the opportunity to grace their buildings, which in the case of Scotland and Wales are works of (expensive) art themselves, with strikingly modern pieces.

Since the start of the city's life, there have been amazing attractions for lovebirds of all feathers, from the natural beauty that has graced this part of the world since the dawn of time, to the ultra modern sights and scenes that people have built up over the corse of generations through the decades that followed.

Each of the eight guest rooms has been expertly restored in keeping with the history of the building, and they are furnished to reflect the grace and style of a by - gone era without sacrificing any modern conveniences such as private bathrooms, cable TV, Wi - Fi, and climate control.

Building a career in the modern workplace can feel a lot like walking the tightrope: it takes focus, risk, determination, and grace; but one misstep can lead to a gigantic fall.