Sentences with phrase «bed facing a framed»

The «flag room» features a headboard made from vintage survey sticks, with the bed facing a framed 48 - star American flag.

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The seat on the Promenade morphs into a flat - bed bassinet and sits higher on the frame as baby faces you for better bonding.

Members of the press were not permitted to photograph the dorms, which face the back of the building and feature wood - framed twin - size beds divided by partial barriers into two - person sections.

A man jabbers incoherently from radiation poisoning and a woman takes him to her farmhouse, places him under covers in a large bed and sponges his face with a wet cloth for a few days, also providing injections below the frame on two occasions; in a few more days, she holds him up as he walks and he progresses to pulling himself along wall moldings, using a cane and finally recovering fully.

In the penultimate shot, dead Lincoln is lying on a small bed, nestled as a baby, his face quite calm, it is obvious that his murder has not astonished him; then in the final scene at the Capitol, Lincoln is standing erect, in action, delivering a speech to the multitude in the middle of the frame.

Dominic Cooke's On Chesil Beach, adapted from a dour novella by Ian McEwan, transforms cultural myth into hard fact, framing the marriage bed as not a venue for bawdy larks, but face - clawing torment.

Its sumptuous king bed and exquisite armchairs face a large, mounted TV along with the window - framed horizon.

Inside, the layout has been reconfigured so that the generous king - sized beds, framed with headboards made from canvas and leather strips, face the sensational Okavango Delta views.

This modern, timber - framed guest House offers 3 sea - facing rooms and 1 garden - facing room on a bed and breakfast basis, as well as a self - contained, private cottage that can accommodate up to 3 guests on either a self - catering or bed and breakfast basis.

This tranquil, luxury Byron Bay bed and breakfast is the perfect escape, with private villas that face Cape Byron, framed by a 100 - year - old fig tree.

With the model posed as a tableau vivant lying on a bed frame and facing away from the camera, Izumi superimposes a close - up of the painted model's skin on the night sky of Paris, an effect that is as disorienting and strange as it is poetic and romantic.

Spray paint is seriously the best thing on the face of the planet, is it not???? Love the yellow bed frame — it totally makes the room!!

The bed faces a trio of tall windows, and a pair of facing chairs creates a cozy conversation area that cleverly frames the view.