Sentences with phrase «divided by a curtain»

The 2 single beds are in an adjacent room divided by a curtain and are of the camp bed variety in order to fit the space available.

In some cases there is a sofa that converts into a bed whilst other apartments also include a separate bed which can be divided by a curtain for privacy.

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He refused to believe that the false ideas of the human person and human history embodied in communism could divide Europe indefinitely; and by igniting a revolution of conscience behind the iron curtain, the man the last president of the Soviet Union called «the world's greatest moral authority» became an agent of liberation for his Slavic brethren and the precursor of new possibilities in international affairs.

Thus, only thus, by drawing a veil over the past, by keeping lowered the curtain which divided the Fascist world from all that lay beyond its frontiers could the Government assert itself as a regime, as the regime: not merely as a system of government, but as a philosophy of life; one might well say, as a Church.

Since November 2015, this airport has offered a Mother's Room that features two private nursing stalls divided by privacy curtains.

Cabins on the ships are divided by a very heavy blackout curtain that closes the kids bunk area off from the main bed for adults.

Classrooms were formed by using canvas curtains that were pulled down to divide the church into three classrooms.

Instead of the sheetrock walls familiar from most fairs, Starr Space will be divided up by curtains.

By bringing «bad taste» to the walls of galleries and museums, Waters tugs at the curtain of exclusivity that can divide art from human experience.

Their emotions culminate when they are shown to be physically divided by a thick curtain that separates the men and women, yet they are still intensely aware of the presence of one another; their connection electrifying...

MILAN FRANCESCO VEZZOLI FONDAZIONE PRADA The enormous space of the new Fondazione Prada headquarters was divided in two, longitudinally, by a large red curtain.

by Dana McKee and Anthony May From the curtain rods to the broken microwave in the basement, and yes, even the kitchen sink, divorcing couples often engage in the «one for me, one for you» game when dividing marital property.

If your home lacks architectural interest, you can make it more interesting by dividing space with detailed folding screens, curtains, or panes.