Sentences with phrase «room facing a wall»

If a woman can not nurse publicly, she will have to stay alone in a room facing a wall for months.

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This room, these faces looking at the patient, those things on the wall, these are all that remain of a life that once enjoyed more, much more.

Near the bar there's the large wicker basket overflowing with game balls; the Caddyshack poster signed by the film's stars is in the home theater (used exclusively, alas, for watching game video); and in the weight room, a wall is lined with framed photographs of the proprietor schmoozing with some of football's most recognizable faces.

This he then taped to the wall facing the living room, for all to see and enjoy.

In a NASA - style control room, researchers and technicians huddle around LCD monitors on semicircular desks facing a wall of five projection screens.

It leans against the wall and has an extra-wide mirror face, making it ideal for dressing areas or as a living room accent.

Blue and green tv room features walls painted white, Benjamin Moore White Dove, lined with a denim blue roll arm sectional with silver nailheads lined with green basket weave pillows and a white lacquer top coffee table facing a green media cabinet painted Benjamin Moore Jade Green and flatscreen TV.

Purple family room features high gloss purple walls and ceiling painted Sherwin Williams Mesmerize accented with purple wall moldings with art in gold frame situated over a purple velvet sofa accented with purple stripe pillows illuminated by antique brass swing arm sconces facing a two - door dark purple media cabinet under a wall hung flatscreen TV across from yellow Greek key stools, Lee Industries Bongo Ottomans.

Light and airy office features a glass top sawhorse desk topped with a glass table lamp and placed in the center of the room on a cream rug in front of a white wingback desk chair positioned facing windows framed by white walls accented with white panels and crown molding.

Simplistic white walls in a living room are contrasted with green velvet sofas facing each other accented with turquoise blue pillows.

When Virgil admires walls filled with these portraits in a secret room in his apartment, a satisfied grin on his face, a dark and selfish breed of Zen fills the air.

That would account for the jumbled look of the place, with small rooms giving on to bigger ones, and windows facing blank walls, and low ceilings throughout.

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Note that despite the «view» claim on their website, many windows in the superior rooms actually face a wall.

The 20 rooms — spread across two low - slung, bay - facing structures — have hand - carved wooden furniture from Bali, sisal rugs, and sage - green walls.

White walls, polished floors and large windows facing the ocean create a gallery - like vibe in the open - plan great room, while a rippled ceiling and driftwood accent pieces evoke the coastline outside.

Most of the 46 hotel rooms have panoramic views, gourmet restaurant is surrounded by glass walls which face the lake, and a beautiful sunny terrace invites passengers to watch the endless Titicaca.

In the living room, sofas and floral - print chairs face a glass wall that folds back, so you can feel the breeze without even going outdoors; likewise, the dining room's wicker chairs sit next to the sliding door to the terrace.

BEDROOM ONE: - Master bedroom with king - bed - Polished concrete floors and white walls - Ensuite bathroom split into three areas featuring, multi-faceted shower, bathtub, rain shower and garden - Air - conditioning and ceiling fan BEDROOM TWO: - King - sized four - poster bed with trundle incorporated — perfect for kids or a young family - Ensuite with outdoor shower and private terrace - Air - conditioning and ceiling fan BEDROOM THREE: - King - sized floating bed - Sliding door leading to ensuite featuring funky design and outdoor shower - Private terrace with garden views - Air - conditioning and ceiling fan BEDROOM FOUR: - Located in the guest pavilion along with bedroom five, this guest room features polished floors, walls and ceilings - King - sized bed - Glass doors opening onto a wooden deck beside a private swimming pool - Ensuite with tub facing the sea and an outdoor shower - Air - conditioning and ceiling fan BEDROOM FIVE: - Also located in the guest pavilion - King - sized bed - Huge walk - in robes and sitting area - Glass doors opening onto a wooden deck beside a private swimming pool - Ensuite with tub facing the sea, alfresco poolside rain shower and single washbasin - Air - conditioning and ceiling fan

Accessed via a small lobby off the living room, the bedroom features a queen - size bed and small seating area facing the pool terrace beyond a wall of glass double doors.

Room 205 was too small for a three night stay and faced onto a wall.

Large double doors open into the homes Great Room, with a wall of eastern facing sliding doors providing amazing views of the fairway just beyond.

As we entered the room there was a bathroom on the right (more on that later) and then the room opened up into a sitting area with chair, a desk that faced away from the window and large flat screen TV on the wall.....

If you stay inside the walls of the fort, try to get a guest room facing the water.

The spacious living room has a sleeper sofa along with two chairs facing a wall mounted big screen LCD television with extended cable and a DVD player.

All of the photos have the beds out so I'm really wondering if you'll be able to fold up the bed against the wall, as it would seem odd to have the chair facing the bed with no room for your legs.

The living room is furnished with a couch and two chairs facing a wall mounted big screen 4K television with extended cable and a DVD player.

The spacious great room offers a nice living area with a couch and lounge chair as well as a small entertainment area facing a wall mounted LCD television.

In Navutu Dreams Resort and Spa all the rooms have king size beds with pure cotton linens, a panoramic contemporary living area, all modern fittings (Air - con, LCD Satellite TVs, Fans, Telephone, complementary Wi - Fi, and Mini Bar), have a full wall of glass windows opening on a private verandah facing either the garden or the pools.

The rooms feature sitting areas separated by 1/2 walls and flat panel TV's that swivel to face bedroom or living area.

Public areas consist of a large living room with walls of French doors, a 42» plasma HDTV with satellite hook - up and a state - of - the - art music system; a dining room complete with a French sideboard and an antique Anglo - Indian chandelier; a breakfast terrace with an adjacent area for enjoying morning coffee; a professionally - equipped granite and stainless steel kitchen, a fully - equipped gym; a cocktail terrace with a bar, and terraces and decks serving a 40» heated pool with a granite - faced waterfall.

The house is laid out around a bright central great room, which has a wall of windows and sliding doors facing the ocean and whitewashed beamed ceilings studded with skylights.

Many beachfront villas simply face the water, but the great room of this penthouse features a glass wall that slides back on two sides to give you even wider views of the beach.

The living room has two sofas facing the entertainment center with a wall mounted big screen LCD television with a sound bar, BluRay player, and extended cable with a DVR.

The great room is nicely furnished with a sofa and two chairs facing a big screen wall mounted television with extended cable and a DVD player.

The Nornir chest is in the next room, but there are no runes on its face, they are instead painted on the wall.

I sat facing the wall, there were no drawers to our desks, just two long, thin conference room tables.

Take a couch and move it to the far end of the room, face it toward the wall and then put a monitor or TV on the wall.

One wall boasts a vast and gorgeous painting by Lee Krasner, facing a brilliant room of her husband Jackson Pollock's works.

Vermeer was among the forerunners of photography, for he was to base several works on images created in a camera obscura, a dark room with a pinhole that projects an image from the outside upon a facing wall.

The stand displays a series of work by Dubuffet hanging on the walls facing a suite of rooms that resemble the clinics and sanatoria.

Large paintings look at rooms head on, their horizontal format aligning them with the facing wall, as if to bar entry.

In terms of the wide range of media employed, the show looks like it could have been made by several different artists: sculptures similar to the ones shown a the Whitney occupy one gallery; another room boasts huge, scribbly pencil drawings on walls that surround a replica of a hearth («the traditional focal point of the American home»); in another, stacks of mannequins wearing identical outfits and wigs create a chute through which you can walk to view floor - facing monitors screening videos featuring the real - life character the mannequins seem to be modeled after (the artist's mother).

As you entered the gallery you faced a darkened room with a wall of kitchen counters and cabinets that clearly had never seen a splat of cooking grease.

James Richards's wall - size film - and - audio work Radio at Night, 2015, shows faces and figures whose identities remain unknown: a pair of staring eyes in a close - up clip from a vintage science film about a nervous condition that makes the eyes rapidly twitch; a trio of surgically masked doctors beneath the glare of operating - room lamps; a group of happy revelers emerging from a masked ball.

Before I can read it all, lines of white fluorescence draw me to a grey room with the phrases STAND UP STAND WITH and IN UNION WE ARE STRONG facing each other from opposite walls.

Nearly twenty years later, he ran out of wall space and was facing a dilemma: stop collecting, sell some of his collection, store some of the collection, or make more room for it?

Once inside, the visitor is faced with a square room whose four large walls are encased in a curtain of brick and cement hanging from the eighteenth - century brick - vaulted dome.

In a wall projection in a separate room, the two men are shown kissing, faces fully frosted.

For the 2014 Whitney Biennial, he contributed a room - size loungepopulated with sex dolls and furnished with sofas alongside sculptures of deranged faces; YouTube videos of fighting bears and dogs flickered on the wall.