143 Sentences With "look out over" | Random Sentence Generator

Another patio has lounge chairs that look out over the mountain landscape.

Many, many fans used them to look out over the parade. Rep.

Any residual impact concerns as you look out over the next year?

Sip on cocktails inspired by LA neighborhoods as you look out over them.

It's a number you need to look out over the next six months.

The two brownstones look out over back gardens of neighboring properties on the block.

Look out over the harbor, sip the finest exotic teas, and nibble at a scone.

You'd look out over a walkway as if you were 40' 50 stories above the ground.

You can look out over this great view of the Catskills, this huge expanse of trees.

A folding balcony offers an additional spot to enjoy the sunshine and look out over the water.

Here 50ft glass windows look out over Copenhagen's waterfront and heels clack quietly along polished wooden floors.

The windows will look out over land where he can grow corn, collard greens and root vegetables.

The official said the idea was to look out over a time line of at least two years.

Without having to look out over a bulging hood housing an engine, the driver will have much better visibility.

Really from any hillside in Susquehanna County if you look out over a valley you'll see pipelines cross-cutting everything.

Where you decide where to go and what to do; when to stop, rest, and look out over the sea.

If they weren't, you'd be able to look out over the Hudson River Park, where derelict shipping piers once stood.

In Woldenberg Park, we got up on top of the levees and could look out over the Mississippi, toward Algiers.

They are in the ballroom which has a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over the water.

Nextdoor to the restaurant's intimate exposed-stone dining rooms are six guest rooms, which all look out over Loch Dunvegan.

From the top of the Vessel, you can look out over Hudson Yards' remaining visible rail yards, toward the Hudson River.

Keep on the look out over at Black Flamingo's Facebook for more info on the ongoing series in the coming months.

Higher-priced Skyline rooms look out over the city and Montjuïc Hill, while corner suites offer views of the Sagrada Familia.

My heart is at peace when I look out over the vineyards and see the medieval stone tower in the distance.

The final lines of the speech had promised to end "the long dark night" and look out over a new dawn.

Not all rooms look out over the Charles River, so be sure to request a river-facing room while making your reservation.

I've been pitching more in early; guys were starting to look out over the plate, use the opposite field well on me.

You can also look out over the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to catch a glimpse of the Washington Monument across the water.

He kept step with her across the bridge to the Cortober side and together they slowed to look out over the water.

The terrace would serve as the centerpiece of the park, from which visitors could look out over the splendor of the Lake.

They can go to the floor or to your pillow as you turn your head to look out over the right shoulder.

Then as you look out over the spires and walkways, you know that they're out there, somewhere, waiting to kill you mercilessly.

The second-story windows of the sage green house on 44th Street look out over a peaked porch roof in Borough Park, Brooklyn.

A well-equipped kitchen leads to the family room and a cozy breakfast area, all of which look out over the groomed grounds.

That contact obsessed me: What would it have been like to look out over a grassy plain and watch parallel humanity pass by?

It turned out to be a viewing platform from which I could look out over desert toward the silhouette of a distant mountain range.

The newly installed cameras look out over strips of storefronts (some bustling and others seemingly dead), public housing complexes and rows of family homes.

Oversize windows and numerous balconies and terraces look out over the ocean and lush tropical gardens, providing an almost seamless connection to the outdoors.

"The party will be in one of the apartments that's not finished yet, and it's going to look out over the track," he said.

MACCALLUM: So, this was a motion activated security camera that they keep attached to their home to look out over their driveway and their car.

"But when I look out over the next year, two years, I mean the story is very much materializing," he said of bitcoin increasing value.

The Conservation Center windows look out over two striking calligraphic Michael Heizer drawings in weathered steel, which have been relocated from the Main Building's front lawn.

His dogs are sitting comfortably at his feet and the sun is shining brightly through the windows that look out over the large garden, full of flowers.

With the moonlight so bright, you're only going to catch the longest and brightest meteors anyway, so it's far better to look out over the full sky.

Residents look out over the flooded Old Jefferson Highway south of Baton Rouge on August 2000 as homeowners worked to mitigate the impacts of the historic flooding.

Residents look out over the flooded Old Jefferson Highway south of Baton Rouge on August 16 as homeowners worked to mitigate the impacts of the historic flooding.

I met Mr. Lee the morning after the film's premiere on the terrace of the Carlton, one of the grand hotels that look out over the Mediterranean.

Today, I look out over that hot, hellish terrain — 100-plus degrees in the desert with no shade and no refuge — and I think about their brutal journeys.

Cresting the hill above the Park, we look out over the Willamette River to see a jaw-dropping sight—the north end of the river is on fire.

Yet when the two of us look out over the San Francisco skyline from Oakland, something still softens in him—the hideous jut of the Salesforce Tower notwithstanding.

If you look out over the landscape, there is a generation of younger Democratic candidates who are ready to move up as some of the older elected officials — Gov.

Tote your breakfast down to Greenwood State Beach to sit on a piece of driftwood, look out over the volatile Pacific and take a long breath of sea air.

In one outdoor photograph taken from the back while Berry and the kids look out over beautiful blue waters, the mother of two muses about the enchanting time of year.

Child residents of a neighboring building look out over their balcony at the scene of a five-storey collapsed building in the Huruma neighborhood of Nairobi, Kenya, June 3, 2018.

I grabbed a coffee and went on a walk by myself through Central Park, taking some time to sit on a park bench and look out over the Azalea Pond.

"You look out over the next ten, twenty, maybe thirty years, and the United States is still going to be the preëminent power in the world," Bill Burns told me.

Today, therecently renovatedsite is one of the city's top destinations — with travelers coming from all over the world to climb the steps and look out over the Fontana della Barcaccia below.

And they built a second bathroom behind the kitchen with a one-way mirror that allows occupants to look out over spice jars to see activity in the main living space.

Though investors have not experienced anything like this for the past nine years, Pagnato said, the fluctuations are very normal when you look out over the past 50 or 60 years.

It will coincide with construction of a viewing platform that will look out over the Rio Grande and a bird sanctuary, which draws the rare white-collared seedeater and bird watchers.

"When you look out over the next ten years, I don't see any reason why we shouldn't be able to rival major sports in terms of the economics of the opportunity," Kotick said.

In honor of its past, the hotel's rooms are modeled after 1920s writer's offices with vintage desks and oversized windows that look out over the cobblestoned streets of Old Port and the Arts District.

One could easily spend an afternoon here, exploring the shaded mountain paths, admiring the stately villas or relaxing on the benches at the western flank of the Mönchsberg that look out over the Alps.

But I do think it's an exciting time when we look out over the next number of years, just to see the opportunity to dive into and be useful in a number of areas.

Each time, I carried my food over to the picnic tables in the main dining area, where floor-to ceiling-windows look out over the old harbor, watching the fishing boats in constant motion.

Then you'll hit a clearing and look out over a cliff, the Pacific Ocean, and the ruins of Sutro Baths, a saltwater swimming pool complex that burned down in 1967 and almost touches the shore.

"Make no mistake, when we look out over the next 10 years the thundering herd will be growing," Sieg said, speaking at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association's (SIFMA)Private Client Conference in Arizona.

The Fish House in Burleigh Heads (just a short walk from the Burleigh Head National Park) could bank on its view alone — its wide open front windows look out over the arching sweep of the coastline.

Kim then stopped at the Marina Bay Sands hotel, which resembles a giant surfboard perched on three tall columns, for a look out over the bright city lights from its rooftop garden and infinity swimming pool.

A ship's mast carrying the Danish flag is planted by the building's northeastern corner, and six stories of blue-tinted windows look out over the water, facing a dock where the Danish royal family parks its yacht.

LONDON (Reuters) - From where Ben Ainslie lives on the Isle of Wight off the south coast of England, he can look out over the waters where in 1851 the schooner "America" won the cup which bears its name.

At the top, the pair collapse and look out over Edinburgh—the streets they were sprinting through, screaming, 20 years ago; the city with a drug culture made them disappear into carpets and be vomited out of toilets.

It doesn't hurt that their balcony happens to look out over the most luscious, foam-kissed beach we've ever seen (and, as Tyra Banks taught us on Top Model, the most beautiful light of the day only shines at dawn).

And should you grow tired of that, there is always the Jacuzzi, from which you can look out over the mansard rooftops of the Seventh Arrondissement and polish off the Champagne and chocolates that were left while you were out.

The windows look out over stone steps descending through rolling hills to the golf course, with the historic Turnberry castle and lighthouse in one direction and the surreal dome of the granite Ailsa Craig protruding from the sea in the other.

The sweeping 4,000-square-foot space, with wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over the city's harbor, Lighthouse Point Park and a glittering swath of Long Island Sound, resembles nothing so much as the deck of a docked luxury cruise liner.

Whether you're hoping to get a spot a kingfisher in flight or just look out over the green, volcanic landscape on the Coast to Coast walk, a good set of binoculars, like this pair from Athlon Optics, will keep your view in focus.

French President Emmanuel Macron and President Donald Trump will look out over Omaha Beach, the scene of the bloodiest fighting, from the cemetery with grave markers for over 9,0003 Americans, servicemen who established a blood bond between the U.S. and its trans-Atlantic allies.

McAllen, Texas (Reuters) - Standing on the bluffs of Roma, Texas on a May afternoon two border patrol agents look out over the meandering Rio Grande River that separates Mexico from the United States and recall a time when the scene was far less tranquil.

On a clear day—and clear days are abundant in this part of Utah, which boasts some of the driest air and lowest pollution levels in the world—they could climb almost any rise outside their restaurant and look out over a hundred miles in all directions.

He joined Singapore's foreign minister, Vivian Balakrishnan, who took a selfie, before stopping at the Marina Bay Sands hotel, which resembles a giant surfboard perched on three tall columns, for a look out over the bright lights of the city from its rooftop garden and swimming pool.

" Stuart Pimm, chair of conservation ecology at Duke University in North Carolina, summed up the the concept this way: "When I look out over the woods that constitute my view from my window here, I know we no longer have wolves or panthers or black bears wandering around.

As of Friday, shoppers will be able to dine in the newly-renovated fourth floor of store, look out over Central Park South and say to themselves, "Oh, I love New York" with a sigh and a cigarette (kidding to the cigarette, you're definitely not allowed to smoke inside Tiffany's).

"While the loss rate in our portfolio is at historically low levels, we very recently finished our loss forecast, and we are now expecting a 20-30 basis point increase in our net charge-off rates as we look out over the next 12 months," according to the consumer financial services firm's 8-K filing.

Yes, but: "One concern for picking such a daring and bold color choice is when we look out over the blue sea of democratic supporters, perception of support for some candidates will be in the number of green or pink signs," says Chris Delia, Group Creative Director of Code and Theory, a design agency.

Sometimes, in the summer, I walk up the hill and I look out over it, the housing development on one side and the Georgian town center at the bottom of the other, and I have this fantasy image of how it once was, before Alresford was founded in the Middle Ages, when all of this was untouched: just the wild, untamed nature that it keeps wanting to turn itself back into.

WE ALSO SAW SOME SPECIAL FACTORS WEIGHING ON THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR THAT WE WILL BEGIN TO SEE TURN AROUND IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF NEXT YEAR, SO WE WILL SEE SOME BOUNCE BACK FROM THOSE SPECIAL FACTORS THERE, BUT CERTAINLY IF I LOOK OUT OVER THE NEXT YEAR, YOU KNOW, I SEE THE ECONOMY GROWING SLIGHTLY ABOVE TREND, I SEE CONTINUED TIGHTENING IN A VERY STRONG LABOR MARKET AND I SEE INFLATION CONTINUING TO MOVE UP TWO AND HOPEFULLY A LITTLE BIT ABOVE 2%.

There are offices on the north and south; some look out over the main space.

The White Cliffs of Conoy, south of Bainbridge, are quite old, but have only recently been open to the public. The cliffs look out over the Susquehanna River and are the direct result of a limestone quarry.

The grounds are largely from the 19th and 20th centuries, though they include "17th century terraces of potential archaeological interest." The triangular plot has gardens which include wide gravel drives, formal lawns, terraces and ha-has which look out over the Wye valley.

The soils of Château Prieuré- Lichine are essentially made up of gravel deposited by the river during successive glacial floods in the Quaternary era. Streams resulting from the floods then cut up these sedimentary soils into well drained mounds, which today look out over the Gironde estuary.

The northern corries look out over featureless moorland which descends towards Achnasheen. To the east of the highest point the plateau undulates, going over several minor tops before culminating in the outlying top of Càrn Gorm (875 metres) which is marked by an OS trig point.

The three royal apartments are situated behind, with the middle apartment in apsidal form.Necipoğlu, pg. 216 These apartments look out over the park to the Bosphorus. The network of ribbed vaulting suggests Gothic revival architecture, but it actually adds weight to the structure instead of sustaining it.

There is an information center at the nature reserve, with a café and toilets. There is also an exhibition about the nature reserve, and spotting scopes through which the visitors can look out over the nature reserve. There are also temporary art and photography exhibitions in the building.

Halicz (right) and Tarnica (left) Halicz is a peak in the Bieszczady Mountains in southern Poland. Its height is 1,333 meters. It is one of the highest peaks in the mountain range and from its summit one can look out over the rest of the Bieszczady in both Poland and Ukraine.

The Lawn Club mansion is rich with architectural details. Visitors enter the foyer through a vaulted portico, archways, and columns made of the local red brick. Octagonal windows look out over the manicured Lawn Club grounds. A Lalique crystal chandelier graces the foyer and working fireplaces are found throughout the building.

RedTail Mountain also hosts a restaurant, Vistas Land and Sea Grille, which is well known by local residents for its creative and savory cuisine. Guests look out over the Iron Mountains, with choices of patio or indoor seating. The menu changes seasonally, and includes fresh vegetables, along with unique and interesting meals.

The Taipa Houses–Museum opened on 5 December 1999 and is administered by the Macau Civil and Municipal Affairs Bureau.IACM Museum & Exhibition Venues, IACM, Macau. The houses used to look out over the sea, but due to land reclamation of the Cotai Strip between Taipa and Coloane, they are now next to a small lake.

Lookout is an unincorporated community in Fayette County, West Virginia, United States. Lookout is located on U.S. Route 60 east of Fayetteville. Lookout has a post office with ZIP code 25868.ZIP Code Lookup The community was so named for the fact Indians used the elevated town site to look out over the surrounding area.

Aerial view from the west, 2019 A village of tourism and farming situated by the mouth of the river Saâne in the Pays de Caux at the junction of the D2, the D75 and the D127 roads, some west of Dieppe. Here, huge chalk cliffs look out over a pebble beach and the English Channel.

Interior windows of the second-floor offices look out over the lobby. Another lobby access leads to the building basement. The ceiling that extends across the lobby from the balcony appears to be covered with a large skylight. Instead it is a large lighting fixture whose glass lens is designed to resemble a folded plate.

A town of farming, tourism and light industry situated in the valley and at the mouth of the river Yères, some northeast of Dieppe. The commune is served by the D16, D940 and the D925 roads. As with much of this coastline, huge chalk cliffs look out over the English Channel. At Criel, they rise to 107m.

Carl Jacobsen wanted to show that a chimney for an industrial plant could be beautiful in its own right, so he brought in architect Vilhelm Dahlerup and master builder PS Beckmann. Their 56m tall winding chimney features motifs of Egyptian lotus flowers while, on the plinth, replicas of the Chimeras (Gargoyles) from Notre Dame in Paris look out over the city of Copenhagen.

The views from the top of the mountain are impressive and varied. To the south you view the Ridge and Valley Appalachians region, in the other three directions you look out over the deeply dissected Allegheny Plateau. Huckleberry and North Mountain summits may be seen to the west. These mountains are some of the higher peaks in this region of Pennsylvania.

Along the Schinkelkade, the some residents have been very active for years with the construction and maintenance of tree pits, decorating the base of the trees with herbs and plants. In spring and summer, these landscape arrangements become a hallmark off the neighborhood. Along the river, there are also potted plants, benches and chairs, making it a nice place to relax and look out over the water.

Construction of Phya Thai Palace began in 1909. It was built at Rama V's behest so that he might stay there and look out over the farms, plantations, and livestock in the area. The palace grounds included those areas directly opposite the palace. He also had a complex included in the compound where the Royal Ploughing Ceremony might take place, since used on many occasions.

A small town of farming and light industry situated in the Pays de Caux, immediately to the west of Dieppe, at the junction of the D 75, D 56 and D 925 roads. The chalk cliffs and pebble beach of the commune look out over the English Channel. The river Scie flows through the commune and to the sea at the small tourist resort of Pourville.

A cantilevered observation deck, long, allows visitors to look out over the marshlands. The enclosed walkway deck was constructed of laminated veneer lumber and steel bar trusses. Concrete and steel anchors transfer the force to the ground. The structure was described as "singular" in a paper by Professor J. L. Fernández- Cabo, who compared it to the large cantilevered timber roof of a pavilion at Hanover fairgrounds.

Sun City is a gated community and is age restricted to adults 55 and over. The majority of the residents are married and retired, though some continue to work full-time or part-time or have home-based businesses. Most of the single- family residential homes look out over golf course holes, ponds, or natural areas. Many residents travel in the community with golf carts or bicycles.

In the story, Roland is invited by Brammimonde, the queen of the Moors, to visit her at Saragossa. He and Oliver ride to the city without Roland telling Oliver the nature of his errand. As the two look out over the city, Roland asks Oliver to promise him a favour. Oliver, not suspecting any foul play, readily agrees, rather like an older brother to a younger.

The Ding Dong mines lie in an old and extensive mining area situated in the parish of Madron, in Penwith, Cornwall, England. They are about two miles north east of the St Just to Penzance road. They look out over Mount's Bay and St Michael's Mount to the south west. Since 2006 the site has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site, part of Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape.

District 5 contains mostly middle-class and lower- middle-class homes, and also includes the National Zoo. The district borders San Marcos on the east. Many tourists visit this district for its eateries, particularly its numerous pupuserias, even though it has a relatively high crime rate. District 5 has many viewpoints which look out over San Salvador and other cities beyond, such as San Marcos, Mejicanos, and Ciudad Delgado.

A stone-carved Toraja cliff burial site. Tau tau (effigies of the deceased) look out over the land. There is an enormous diversity of funeral art from traditional societies across the world, much of it in perishable materials, and some is mentioned elsewhere in the article. In traditional African societies, masks often have a specific association with death, and some types may be worn mainly or exclusively for funeral ceremonies.

The road turns into the state forest where century old trees form a dense canopy over the road. The road ends in Alexandria, where it branches back over the mountain to Cannon Rocks. Two hiking trails begin in Cannon Rocks. The first (7 km) starts right at the western end of town at the Cannons and winds through the bush to a look-out over the coastal dunefield.

Several scenes from this episode and "Silence in the Library" were filmed at Swansea's Brangwyn Hall. These include the library reception area where the TARDIS arrives, and the staircase where the Doctor and Donna look out over the empty library. The climactic scenes of the episode (in the library core) were filmed in an electrical substation of a disused Alcoa factory in Waunarlwydd, Swansea. Other scenes were filmed at the Old Swansea Central Library.

The decorative brickwork suggests pilasters, and the windows have round-arched tops. The wooden corner tower was probably added around 1883, originally seven stories tall, a watch tower from which firemen could look out over the surrounding city for smoke. By 1883, water mains had reached throughout the neighborhood, so the chemical engine was no longer needed. It was replaced at the Lippert Station with a steam- powered fire engine pulled by horses.

With artists from all over the world in St. Louis for the 1904 World's Fair, it was a particularly competitive field. W.K. Bixby, a nationally recognized art patron and philanthropist, purchased the work for his own collection and encouraged the young artist. The Eads Bridge would become a repeated theme for Nuderscher and his future Granite Building studio at Fourth and Market Streets in downtown St. Louis would look out over the iconic structure.Morrissey, Thomas E. Gateway Heritage.

The trails and musing stations were designed to prompt walkers to notice and think about the local landscape and their place within it. Some of the stations provide commentary, while others draw attention to the park’s physical attributes. For example, one station features a bench positioned to look out over a meadow to the ocean, and another includes a stone bowl that catches runoff from the surrounding hills. Richards shaped the bowl from a hexagonal column basalt rock taken from Washington state.

A two-story addition is connected to the center of the building, under which is a small enclosed entry portico. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out over Paint Creek, and a large stone chimney extends to one side. The guest house is a two-story wooden modern style building with a low pitched sloping roof and a wooden deck that extends over Paint Creek. It has vertical wooden siding of the same material and color as in the main house.

The site of the Saylis at Wentbridge The Gest makes a specific reference to the Saylis at Wentbridge. Credit is due to the nineteenth-century antiquarian Joseph Hunter, who correctly identified the site of the Saylis.Joseph Hunter, "The Great Hero of the Ancient Minstrelsy of England", Critical and Historical Tracts, 4 (1852) (pp. 15–16). From this location it was once possible to look out over the Went Valley and observe the traffic that passed along the Great North Road.

Libeskind Residences Situated in the south-west part of the CityLife area, the residences on Via Spinola have been designed by Daniel Libeskind. The residences are composed of five buildings offering a wide range of possibilities from one-bed apartments to double- height penthouses. The residences on Via Spinola are in the stylish Fiera Milano district, between Piazza Giulio Cesare and Piazza Amendola. On one side they look out over the new public park with panoramic views of the Alps and the city centre.

Comparatively dramatic erosion patterns have created hoodoos and other unusual sandstone formations, as well as scenic overlooks such as Buzzards Point from which raptors, scavenger birds, and humans can look out over the Shawnee National Forest. Several of the hoodoos have evocative names, including Anvil Rock, Camel Rock, and Table Rock. As with other wilderness areas within Shawnee National Forest, the Garden of the Gods Wilderness is made of second-growth forested areas that were used, until the land acquisitions of the 1930s, as agriculture land.

High Street and St Aldate's Carfax is at the junction of St Aldate's (south), Cornmarket Street (north), Queen Street (west) and the High Street (east) in Oxford, England. It is considered to be the centre of the city. The name "Carfax" derives from the Latin quadrifurcus via the French carrefour, both of which mean "crossroads". The Carfax Tower, also known as St. Martin's Tower (it is the remaining part of what was the City Church of St. Martin of Tours) is a prominent landmark and provides a look-out over the town.

20.21508N 87.42946W Tulum and Tancah are adjacent on the eastern side of the Yucatan peninsula and look out over the Western Caribbean Sea. Tulum was described by the Spanish as a town larger than Seville when it was sighted in the early 1500s. The sites were first built in the Preclassic and continued to grow before becoming key sites in the Postclassic. Tulum is notable for its Castillo which has been identified as functioning like a lighthouse to show where the gap in the parallel barrier reef lies.

Mr. Ball announces the work force redundancies and Wallace is clearly uncomfortable seeing them, knowing that it was his recommendation that sealed their fate. The union at Durmack capitulates and management celebrates with a party at which Wallace becomes disenchanted by rash sackings and realises that product diversity can potentially make the company profitable since the skills set is in the workers. Carey realises he has feelings for his work mate and friend Wendy (Toni Collette) and together they climb up onto the roof of the factory and hold hands as they look out over Spotswood.

She was most acclaimed in the "principal boy" roles. These roles permitted the actress to show her legs in tights, and Farren became very popular with the young men of the Gaiety audience, who would wear a coloured scarf to show support for their favourite actress. Farren's colours were dark blue, light blue and white, and she could look out over the audience to compare the number of fans displaying her colours as compared to the colours of the other actresses. According to Hollingshead, Farren developed a "spinal complaint, which troubled her in her early Gaiety career [and] developed into locomotor ataxy" later.

She also meets Mogget, a Free Magic construct who takes the form of a small white cat, wearing a collar with a powerful binding spell on it and a miniature Saraneth hanging from it. Mogget insists on accompanying her on her journey to find her father. Later, they look out over the walls surrounding the house and discover the Dead attempting to build a bridge. Sabriel performs a ritual to summon a flood of water and then flees the house by Paperwing (a magically propelled plane-like structure.) While in the air, Sabriel and Mogget are attacked by the Dead, and Sabriel loosens Mogget's collar to avoid a fatal crash.

At three stories high, it was described in 1928 as "the highest building for squares around", with the result that "from the cupola on the roof one may look out over the Vieux Carré and see the Mississippi in its crescent before Jackson Square".Saxon (1928), p. 203. The entrance to the building bears iron grillwork, and the door is carved with an image of "Phoebus in his chariot, and with wreaths of flowers and depending garlands in bas-relief". Inside, the vestibule is floored in black and white marble, and a curved mahogany-railed staircase runs the full three stories of the building.

The detection of intruders using video surveillance has limitations based on economics and the nature of video cameras. Typically, cameras outdoors are set to a wide angle view and yet look out over a long distance. Frame rate per second and dynamic range to handle brightly lit areas and dimly lit ones further challenge the camera to actually be adequate to see a moving human intruder. At night, even in illuminated outdoor areas, a moving subject does not gather enough light per frame per second and so, unless quite close to the camera, will appear as a thin wisp or barely discernible ghost or completely invisible.

The cupola functioned as a look-out over the plantation and, along with the great halls, as a way to exhaust heated air out of the house during hot weather. Though no longer extant, the grounds once included formal gardens, a carriage house, a two- story servant's quarters, a schoolhouse, several barns, a corn crib, a shop, five slave cabins behind the main house, and a "slave village" about one mile away. Additionally there was a detached kitchen, now destroyed, that was later moved and attached to the house. The house passed through different families over the years, going through some periods of disrepair and later, restorations.

According to Catskill forest historian Michael Kudish, the Slide wilderness contains the most extensive tract of first-growth forest in the Catskills. Much of the area remained out of reach during the peak years of logging and barkpeeling from eastern hemlock trees, to make tannin for leather production in the mid-19th century, and thus remained largely untouched. Indeed, the upper valley of the East Branch of the Neversink, located centrally within the SMWA, is the only completely wild valley in the Catskills. It is possible to look out over it from several points on the surrounding mountains and see no evidence of civilization.

View across the A8 dual carriageway main road, with a temporary funfair on the former East India Harbour docklands site to the right of the arts centre. The Arts Guild Theatre was situated on Campbell Street in Greenock, Inverclyde, immediately to the west of the railway line leading to Princes Pier, at the start of Greenock's West End residential area. The Beacon Arts Centre is at Customhouse Quay, just across the A8 main road from Greenock's town centre, between the area in front of the Custom House and the East India Harbour. Its "Bar + Kitchen" café / restaurant and first floor Gallery Suite look out over the River Clyde and Firth of Clyde to the hills of Dunbartonshire and Argyll.

The Standpipe was a large water tower in Derry, very similar to the Thomas Hill Standpipe. In its earlier days, it remained unlocked so that patrons of an adjoining park could climb a spiral staircase around the tank to look out over Derry from the top. The Standpipe was closed to the public after several children drowned in the tank, most likely the fault of It. The Standpipe is where Stan Uris first encounters It, which takes the form of drowned children. After the grown-up Losers Club kills It in the second Ritual Of Chüd in 1985, a huge storm ensues, destroying many buildings and landmarks in Derry, including the Standpipe.

The same four figures, cast in bronze, look out over the four quarters of the Earth from the base of the steeple. The two flanking weather vanes show a certain symbolic debt to William Blake's Jerusalem depicting, as they do, a fiery chariot and a sheaf of arrows (presumably of desire), while the main steeple is clearly surmounted by a spear. The stained glass windows, designed by noted children's book illustrator Walter Crane, and made by J. S. Sparrow, betray the unconventional nature of the sect as they illustrate the 'true station of womankind'. The church was abandoned after 1956, used by a splinter group, and now is used by the Georgian Orthodox Church.

Slayton Tower was built to house a small Army outpost assigned to look out over the Atlantic Ocean for German U-Boats during World War II. From the top, one can see the entire Revere Beach area and also part of Lynn Beach. When winter arrived, the park was used for various activities including skiing, sledding, and skating. In addition to the toboggan run and ski jump, there was also a rope tow to bring skiers and sledders from the bottom of the slope--officially named the Arthur L. Delaney Ski Slope--to the top. Skating on the first pond was also popular and the area was lit, allowing activities to continue into the night.

Stirling Terrace looking east in 1912, from "Alluring Albany" Stirling Terrace looking west in 1912, from "Alluring Albany" Stirling Terrace, Albany is a street in the centre of Albany, Western Australia adjoining York Street. As a historic street and part of a historic precinct it has a number of listed heritage buildings that look out over the Albany Harbour, including Argyle House. Stirling Terrace has appeared on maps of the town since 1834 and is named after James Stirling, the first Governor of Western Australia. Corner of York Street and Stirling Terrace in 2016 The 1835 Hillman survey plan established the road as the prime location in the town, with a variety of social, commercial, leisure, institutional and service functions.

Quarrying on the Hill was not a new phenomenon, but the increase in demand for Argillite aggregate (for construction) during the oil boom of the 1970s led to an expansion of quarrying to the point where it appeared that the entire Hill would be removed. Protests by citizens' groups led to a halt to quarrying and the Hill was included in the National Parks and Protected Areas plan of 1980. The Forestry Division took over management of the Hill and have since constructed a visitor centre and recreation area on the Hill. When visiting the centre, one can look out over a commanding view of south and central Trinidad, the Gulf Of Paria, and on a clear day, the coast of nearby Venezuela.

While the picture-show business absorbed a great deal of Tom's time at nights and weekends, it was not his main business. In his day job, Tom was partner and, after the early retirement of his father Thomas George Snooks (1860–1937), principal of T. Snooks & Son, a successful building firm, which had its offices in the second-storey rooms under the clock tower. At least one of Tom's grandsons - the historical economist Graeme Snooks - regularly delighted in climbing to the top of the tower to look out over the entire district, while his father (William Donald Snooks, 1920–1966) was otherwise occupied with the firm's accounts. T. Snooks & Son was responsible for building many houses and small businesses in the Maylands-Inglewood area and beyond.

View of the Mississippi River valley at the confluence of the Wisconsin River from Wyalusing State Park Wyalusing State Park is a Wisconsin state park at the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers in the town of Wyalusing, just south of Prairie du Chien. Wyalusing means "home of the warrior" in the Lenape language spoken by Munsee- Delaware tribes who settled in the area in the 19th century after being displaced from farther east. bluffs dotted with prehistoric Native American mounds look out over the river valleys. Two park resources have been recognized nationally: the Wyalusing Hardwood Forest is a National Natural Landmark and the Wyalusing State Park Mounds Archaeological District is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Emirates Hills is the most expensive villa community to buy or rent a property in Dubai, buyers pay up to Dh2,604 per square foot, while renting costs Dh80 per sq ft.. Some of the residents included the late Benazir Bhutto (although her family still lives there), the managing director of Géant Middle East, Mohammed Ayub Shaikh, Abdul Rahiman Abdul Azeez, owner of Alpha Smart Security Systems Business, and the owners of the Middle East Broadcasting Center and Habib Bank. Updated on 2007-08-02. Emirates Hills properties look out over the fairways of the Address Montgomerie, an 18-hole golf course created by architect Desmond Muirhead and golfer Colin Montgomerie. It is close to Dubai British School, Dubai International Academy, Emirates International School, Meadows and Emirates Hill Nursery, and Raffles Nursery.

The "historic" bridge built over the railroad tracks by the Bon Air Historical Society enable one to look out over existing railroad tracks and see where "the Steps" once disembarked train visitors to the Bon Air Hotel, but most actual evidence of the train era in Bon Air has all but disappeared. The Bon Air Historical Society and Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation Department do offer infrequent tours of the resort era houses, and once a year, Bon Air residents and cultural institutions celebrate Bon Air's resort era history by hosting a "Victorian Days" community parade and general celebration on the first weekend in May. Bon Air is largely a residential bedroom community surrounded by suburban shopping centers. In some cases, these shopping centers house independent businesses (butchers, coffee shops, restaurants) that are spinoffs from downtown Richmond's thriving independent business and restaurant scene.

Crippled from his injuries he received in Disaster Report, he walks with a crutch and briefly encounters several other characters before appearing in the final chapter of the game. After being approached by Isaac and Sophia, who pass him information that Sophia was able to retrieve from the Norcal Laboratory, he stays behind to continue gathering information, which is revealed to be evidence of Echidna and Goldstein's plot against the city. He narrowly escapes as his building begins to flood, climbing to the same tower where Joshua and Stephanie are evacuating from via helicopter; Keith will either give the evidence to Jaden or Joshua depending on whether Aiden was spared or allowed to die by Amber. The collapsing tower suddenly shifts, forcing Keith to hold onto the radio antenna; If Sophia survived Isaac's chapter, she and Isaac will rescue Keith by helicopter, and Keith will look out over the sinking city as he departs, reflecting on its fate.

Leopold felt a sense of quiet, inspirational, wonder at these luminescent ocean dwellers, a sense which he recorded and translated by Henri Reiling: "It is a beautiful night in May. Hopeful, we look out over the darkness of the sea, which is as smooth as a mirror; there emerges all around in various places a flashlike bundle of light beams, as if it is surrounded by thousands of sparks, that form true bundles of fire and of other bright lighting spots, and the seemingly mirrored stars. There emerges close before us a small spot in a sharp greenish light, which becomes ever larger and larger and finally becomes a bright shining sunlike figure." This sense of wonder would fuel his later work but, in the meantime and upon his return to Dresden, Leopold focused on his family business which was the production the glass eyes, costume ornaments, lab equipment, and other such fancy goods and specialty items that only a master Lampworker could accomplish;Harvard University Herbaria and Botany Libraries plus the task of furthering the training of his son and apprentice (and eventual successor), Rudolf Blaschka.

Another patio has lounge chairs that look out over the mountain landscape. from Business Insider
Many, many fans used them to look out over the parade. Rep. from CNN
Any residual impact concerns as you look out over the next year? from CNBC
Sip on cocktails inspired by LA neighborhoods as you look out over them. from Vice
It's a number you need to look out over the next six months. from CNBC
The two brownstones look out over back gardens of neighboring properties on the block. from The New York Times
Look out over the harbor, sip the finest exotic teas, and nibble at a scone. from Business Insider
You'd look out over a walkway as if you were 40' 50 stories above the ground. from Vice
You can look out over this great view of the Catskills, this huge expanse of trees. from The New York Times
A folding balcony offers an additional spot to enjoy the sunshine and look out over the water. from Business Insider
Here 50ft glass windows look out over Copenhagen's waterfront and heels clack quietly along polished wooden floors. from Business Insider
The windows will look out over land where he can grow corn, collard greens and root vegetables. from The New York Times
The official said the idea was to look out over a time line of at least two years. from Reuters
Without having to look out over a bulging hood housing an engine, the driver will have much better visibility. from CNN
Really from any hillside in Susquehanna County if you look out over a valley you'll see pipelines cross-cutting everything. from Vice
Where you decide where to go and what to do; when to stop, rest, and look out over the sea. from Vice
If they weren't, you'd be able to look out over the Hudson River Park, where derelict shipping piers once stood. from New Republic
In Woldenberg Park, we got up on top of the levees and could look out over the Mississippi, toward Algiers. from New Yorker
They are in the ballroom which has a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over the water. from The New York Times
Nextdoor to the restaurant's intimate exposed-stone dining rooms are six guest rooms, which all look out over Loch Dunvegan. from The New York Times
From the top of the Vessel, you can look out over Hudson Yards' remaining visible rail yards, toward the Hudson River. from Business Insider
Keep on the look out over at Black Flamingo's Facebook for more info on the ongoing series in the coming months. from Vice
Higher-priced Skyline rooms look out over the city and Montjuïc Hill, while corner suites offer views of the Sagrada Familia. from Business Insider
My heart is at peace when I look out over the vineyards and see the medieval stone tower in the distance. from The New York Times
The final lines of the speech had promised to end "the long dark night" and look out over a new dawn. from The New York Times
Not all rooms look out over the Charles River, so be sure to request a river-facing room while making your reservation. from Business Insider
I've been pitching more in early; guys were starting to look out over the plate, use the opposite field well on me. from Reuters
You can also look out over the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to catch a glimpse of the Washington Monument across the water. from Business Insider
He kept step with her across the bridge to the Cortober side and together they slowed to look out over the water. from New Yorker
The terrace would serve as the centerpiece of the park, from which visitors could look out over the splendor of the Lake. from The New York Times
They can go to the floor or to your pillow as you turn your head to look out over the right shoulder. from The New York Times
Then as you look out over the spires and walkways, you know that they're out there, somewhere, waiting to kill you mercilessly. from Vice
The second-story windows of the sage green house on 44th Street look out over a peaked porch roof in Borough Park, Brooklyn. from The New York Times
A well-equipped kitchen leads to the family room and a cozy breakfast area, all of which look out over the groomed grounds. from People
That contact obsessed me: What would it have been like to look out over a grassy plain and watch parallel humanity pass by? from The New York Times
It turned out to be a viewing platform from which I could look out over desert toward the silhouette of a distant mountain range. from The New York Times
The newly installed cameras look out over strips of storefronts (some bustling and others seemingly dead), public housing complexes and rows of family homes. from The New York Times
Oversize windows and numerous balconies and terraces look out over the ocean and lush tropical gardens, providing an almost seamless connection to the outdoors. from The New York Times
"The party will be in one of the apartments that's not finished yet, and it's going to look out over the track," he said. from The New York Times
MACCALLUM: So, this was a motion activated security camera that they keep attached to their home to look out over their driveway and their car. from Fox News
"But when I look out over the next year, two years, I mean the story is very much materializing," he said of bitcoin increasing value. from CNBC
The Conservation Center windows look out over two striking calligraphic Michael Heizer drawings in weathered steel, which have been relocated from the Main Building's front lawn. from Hyperallergic
His dogs are sitting comfortably at his feet and the sun is shining brightly through the windows that look out over the large garden, full of flowers. from People
With the moonlight so bright, you're only going to catch the longest and brightest meteors anyway, so it's far better to look out over the full sky. from Gizmodo
Residents look out over the flooded Old Jefferson Highway south of Baton Rouge on August 2000 as homeowners worked to mitigate the impacts of the historic flooding. from Vice News
Residents look out over the flooded Old Jefferson Highway south of Baton Rouge on August 16 as homeowners worked to mitigate the impacts of the historic flooding. from Vice News
I met Mr. Lee the morning after the film's premiere on the terrace of the Carlton, one of the grand hotels that look out over the Mediterranean. from The New York Times
Today, I look out over that hot, hellish terrain — 100-plus degrees in the desert with no shade and no refuge — and I think about their brutal journeys. from Refinery 29
Cresting the hill above the Park, we look out over the Willamette River to see a jaw-dropping sight—the north end of the river is on fire. from Vice
Yet when the two of us look out over the San Francisco skyline from Oakland, something still softens in him—the hideous jut of the Salesforce Tower notwithstanding. from New Republic
If you look out over the landscape, there is a generation of younger Democratic candidates who are ready to move up as some of the older elected officials — Gov. from The New York Times
Tote your breakfast down to Greenwood State Beach to sit on a piece of driftwood, look out over the volatile Pacific and take a long breath of sea air. from The New York Times
In one outdoor photograph taken from the back while Berry and the kids look out over beautiful blue waters, the mother of two muses about the enchanting time of year. from People
Child residents of a neighboring building look out over their balcony at the scene of a five-storey collapsed building in the Huruma neighborhood of Nairobi, Kenya, June 3, 2018. from Fox News
I grabbed a coffee and went on a walk by myself through Central Park, taking some time to sit on a park bench and look out over the Azalea Pond. from Refinery 29
"You look out over the next ten, twenty, maybe thirty years, and the United States is still going to be the preëminent power in the world," Bill Burns told me. from New Yorker
Today, therecently renovatedsite is one of the city's top destinations — with travelers coming from all over the world to climb the steps and look out over the Fontana della Barcaccia below. from Business Insider
And they built a second bathroom behind the kitchen with a one-way mirror that allows occupants to look out over spice jars to see activity in the main living space. from The New York Times
Though investors have not experienced anything like this for the past nine years, Pagnato said, the fluctuations are very normal when you look out over the past 50 or 60 years. from CNBC
It will coincide with construction of a viewing platform that will look out over the Rio Grande and a bird sanctuary, which draws the rare white-collared seedeater and bird watchers. from The New York Times
"When you look out over the next ten years, I don't see any reason why we shouldn't be able to rival major sports in terms of the economics of the opportunity," Kotick said. from CNBC
In honor of its past, the hotel's rooms are modeled after 1920s writer's offices with vintage desks and oversized windows that look out over the cobblestoned streets of Old Port and the Arts District. from Business Insider
One could easily spend an afternoon here, exploring the shaded mountain paths, admiring the stately villas or relaxing on the benches at the western flank of the Mönchsberg that look out over the Alps. from The New York Times
But I do think it's an exciting time when we look out over the next number of years, just to see the opportunity to dive into and be useful in a number of areas. from Vox
Each time, I carried my food over to the picnic tables in the main dining area, where floor-to ceiling-windows look out over the old harbor, watching the fishing boats in constant motion. from The New York Times
Then you'll hit a clearing and look out over a cliff, the Pacific Ocean, and the ruins of Sutro Baths, a saltwater swimming pool complex that burned down in 1967 and almost touches the shore. from Vice
"Make no mistake, when we look out over the next 10 years the thundering herd will be growing," Sieg said, speaking at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association's (SIFMA)Private Client Conference in Arizona. from Reuters
The Fish House in Burleigh Heads (just a short walk from the Burleigh Head National Park) could bank on its view alone — its wide open front windows look out over the arching sweep of the coastline. from The New York Times
Kim then stopped at the Marina Bay Sands hotel, which resembles a giant surfboard perched on three tall columns, for a look out over the bright city lights from its rooftop garden and infinity swimming pool. from Reuters
A ship's mast carrying the Danish flag is planted by the building's northeastern corner, and six stories of blue-tinted windows look out over the water, facing a dock where the Danish royal family parks its yacht. from Wired
LONDON (Reuters) - From where Ben Ainslie lives on the Isle of Wight off the south coast of England, he can look out over the waters where in 1851 the schooner "America" won the cup which bears its name. from Reuters
At the top, the pair collapse and look out over Edinburgh—the streets they were sprinting through, screaming, 20 years ago; the city with a drug culture made them disappear into carpets and be vomited out of toilets. from Vice
It doesn't hurt that their balcony happens to look out over the most luscious, foam-kissed beach we've ever seen (and, as Tyra Banks taught us on Top Model, the most beautiful light of the day only shines at dawn). from Refinery 29
And should you grow tired of that, there is always the Jacuzzi, from which you can look out over the mansard rooftops of the Seventh Arrondissement and polish off the Champagne and chocolates that were left while you were out. from The New York Times
The windows look out over stone steps descending through rolling hills to the golf course, with the historic Turnberry castle and lighthouse in one direction and the surreal dome of the granite Ailsa Craig protruding from the sea in the other. from The New York Times
The sweeping 4,000-square-foot space, with wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over the city's harbor, Lighthouse Point Park and a glittering swath of Long Island Sound, resembles nothing so much as the deck of a docked luxury cruise liner. from The New York Times
Whether you're hoping to get a spot a kingfisher in flight or just look out over the green, volcanic landscape on the Coast to Coast walk, a good set of binoculars, like this pair from Athlon Optics, will keep your view in focus. from The New York Times
French President Emmanuel Macron and President Donald Trump will look out over Omaha Beach, the scene of the bloodiest fighting, from the cemetery with grave markers for over 9,0003 Americans, servicemen who established a blood bond between the U.S. and its trans-Atlantic allies. from CNBC
McAllen, Texas (Reuters) - Standing on the bluffs of Roma, Texas on a May afternoon two border patrol agents look out over the meandering Rio Grande River that separates Mexico from the United States and recall a time when the scene was far less tranquil. from Reuters
On a clear day—and clear days are abundant in this part of Utah, which boasts some of the driest air and lowest pollution levels in the world—they could climb almost any rise outside their restaurant and look out over a hundred miles in all directions. from New Yorker
He joined Singapore's foreign minister, Vivian Balakrishnan, who took a selfie, before stopping at the Marina Bay Sands hotel, which resembles a giant surfboard perched on three tall columns, for a look out over the bright lights of the city from its rooftop garden and swimming pool. from Reuters
" Stuart Pimm, chair of conservation ecology at Duke University in North Carolina, summed up the the concept this way: "When I look out over the woods that constitute my view from my window here, I know we no longer have wolves or panthers or black bears wandering around. from CNN
As of Friday, shoppers will be able to dine in the newly-renovated fourth floor of store, look out over Central Park South and say to themselves, "Oh, I love New York" with a sigh and a cigarette (kidding to the cigarette, you're definitely not allowed to smoke inside Tiffany's). from People
"While the loss rate in our portfolio is at historically low levels, we very recently finished our loss forecast, and we are now expecting a 20-30 basis point increase in our net charge-off rates as we look out over the next 12 months," according to the consumer financial services firm's 8-K filing. from CNBC
Yes, but: "One concern for picking such a daring and bold color choice is when we look out over the blue sea of democratic supporters, perception of support for some candidates will be in the number of green or pink signs," says Chris Delia, Group Creative Director of Code and Theory, a design agency. from Axios
Sometimes, in the summer, I walk up the hill and I look out over it, the housing development on one side and the Georgian town center at the bottom of the other, and I have this fantasy image of how it once was, before Alresford was founded in the Middle Ages, when all of this was untouched: just the wild, untamed nature that it keeps wanting to turn itself back into. from The New York Times
WE ALSO SAW SOME SPECIAL FACTORS WEIGHING ON THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR THAT WE WILL BEGIN TO SEE TURN AROUND IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF NEXT YEAR, SO WE WILL SEE SOME BOUNCE BACK FROM THOSE SPECIAL FACTORS THERE, BUT CERTAINLY IF I LOOK OUT OVER THE NEXT YEAR, YOU KNOW, I SEE THE ECONOMY GROWING SLIGHTLY ABOVE TREND, I SEE CONTINUED TIGHTENING IN A VERY STRONG LABOR MARKET AND I SEE INFLATION CONTINUING TO MOVE UP TWO AND HOPEFULLY A LITTLE BIT ABOVE 2%. from CNBC
There are offices on the north and south; some look out over the main space.
The White Cliffs of Conoy, south of Bainbridge, are quite old, but have only recently been open to the public. The cliffs look out over the Susquehanna River and are the direct result of a limestone quarry.
The grounds are largely from the 19th and 20th centuries, though they include "17th century terraces of potential archaeological interest." The triangular plot has gardens which include wide gravel drives, formal lawns, terraces and ha-has which look out over the Wye valley.
The soils of Château Prieuré- Lichine are essentially made up of gravel deposited by the river during successive glacial floods in the Quaternary era. Streams resulting from the floods then cut up these sedimentary soils into well drained mounds, which today look out over the Gironde estuary.
The northern corries look out over featureless moorland which descends towards Achnasheen. To the east of the highest point the plateau undulates, going over several minor tops before culminating in the outlying top of Càrn Gorm (875 metres) which is marked by an OS trig point.
The three royal apartments are situated behind, with the middle apartment in apsidal form.Necipoğlu, pg. 216 These apartments look out over the park to the Bosphorus. The network of ribbed vaulting suggests Gothic revival architecture, but it actually adds weight to the structure instead of sustaining it.
There is an information center at the nature reserve, with a café and toilets. There is also an exhibition about the nature reserve, and spotting scopes through which the visitors can look out over the nature reserve. There are also temporary art and photography exhibitions in the building.
Halicz (right) and Tarnica (left) Halicz is a peak in the Bieszczady Mountains in southern Poland. Its height is 1,333 meters. It is one of the highest peaks in the mountain range and from its summit one can look out over the rest of the Bieszczady in both Poland and Ukraine.
The Lawn Club mansion is rich with architectural details. Visitors enter the foyer through a vaulted portico, archways, and columns made of the local red brick. Octagonal windows look out over the manicured Lawn Club grounds. A Lalique crystal chandelier graces the foyer and working fireplaces are found throughout the building.
RedTail Mountain also hosts a restaurant, Vistas Land and Sea Grille, which is well known by local residents for its creative and savory cuisine. Guests look out over the Iron Mountains, with choices of patio or indoor seating. The menu changes seasonally, and includes fresh vegetables, along with unique and interesting meals.
The Taipa Houses–Museum opened on 5 December 1999 and is administered by the Macau Civil and Municipal Affairs Bureau.IACM Museum & Exhibition Venues, IACM, Macau. The houses used to look out over the sea, but due to land reclamation of the Cotai Strip between Taipa and Coloane, they are now next to a small lake.
Lookout is an unincorporated community in Fayette County, West Virginia, United States. Lookout is located on U.S. Route 60 east of Fayetteville. Lookout has a post office with ZIP code 25868.ZIP Code Lookup The community was so named for the fact Indians used the elevated town site to look out over the surrounding area.
Aerial view from the west, 2019 A village of tourism and farming situated by the mouth of the river Saâne in the Pays de Caux at the junction of the D2, the D75 and the D127 roads, some west of Dieppe. Here, huge chalk cliffs look out over a pebble beach and the English Channel.
Interior windows of the second-floor offices look out over the lobby. Another lobby access leads to the building basement. The ceiling that extends across the lobby from the balcony appears to be covered with a large skylight. Instead it is a large lighting fixture whose glass lens is designed to resemble a folded plate.
A town of farming, tourism and light industry situated in the valley and at the mouth of the river Yères, some northeast of Dieppe. The commune is served by the D16, D940 and the D925 roads. As with much of this coastline, huge chalk cliffs look out over the English Channel. At Criel, they rise to 107m.
Carl Jacobsen wanted to show that a chimney for an industrial plant could be beautiful in its own right, so he brought in architect Vilhelm Dahlerup and master builder PS Beckmann. Their 56m tall winding chimney features motifs of Egyptian lotus flowers while, on the plinth, replicas of the Chimeras (Gargoyles) from Notre Dame in Paris look out over the city of Copenhagen.
The views from the top of the mountain are impressive and varied. To the south you view the Ridge and Valley Appalachians region, in the other three directions you look out over the deeply dissected Allegheny Plateau. Huckleberry and North Mountain summits may be seen to the west. These mountains are some of the higher peaks in this region of Pennsylvania.
Along the Schinkelkade, the some residents have been very active for years with the construction and maintenance of tree pits, decorating the base of the trees with herbs and plants. In spring and summer, these landscape arrangements become a hallmark off the neighborhood. Along the river, there are also potted plants, benches and chairs, making it a nice place to relax and look out over the water.
Construction of Phya Thai Palace began in 1909. It was built at Rama V's behest so that he might stay there and look out over the farms, plantations, and livestock in the area. The palace grounds included those areas directly opposite the palace. He also had a complex included in the compound where the Royal Ploughing Ceremony might take place, since used on many occasions.
A small town of farming and light industry situated in the Pays de Caux, immediately to the west of Dieppe, at the junction of the D 75, D 56 and D 925 roads. The chalk cliffs and pebble beach of the commune look out over the English Channel. The river Scie flows through the commune and to the sea at the small tourist resort of Pourville.
A cantilevered observation deck, long, allows visitors to look out over the marshlands. The enclosed walkway deck was constructed of laminated veneer lumber and steel bar trusses. Concrete and steel anchors transfer the force to the ground. The structure was described as "singular" in a paper by Professor J. L. Fernández- Cabo, who compared it to the large cantilevered timber roof of a pavilion at Hanover fairgrounds.
Sun City is a gated community and is age restricted to adults 55 and over. The majority of the residents are married and retired, though some continue to work full-time or part-time or have home-based businesses. Most of the single- family residential homes look out over golf course holes, ponds, or natural areas. Many residents travel in the community with golf carts or bicycles.
In the story, Roland is invited by Brammimonde, the queen of the Moors, to visit her at Saragossa. He and Oliver ride to the city without Roland telling Oliver the nature of his errand. As the two look out over the city, Roland asks Oliver to promise him a favour. Oliver, not suspecting any foul play, readily agrees, rather like an older brother to a younger.
The Ding Dong mines lie in an old and extensive mining area situated in the parish of Madron, in Penwith, Cornwall, England. They are about two miles north east of the St Just to Penzance road. They look out over Mount's Bay and St Michael's Mount to the south west. Since 2006 the site has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site, part of Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape.
District 5 contains mostly middle-class and lower- middle-class homes, and also includes the National Zoo. The district borders San Marcos on the east. Many tourists visit this district for its eateries, particularly its numerous pupuserias, even though it has a relatively high crime rate. District 5 has many viewpoints which look out over San Salvador and other cities beyond, such as San Marcos, Mejicanos, and Ciudad Delgado.
A stone-carved Toraja cliff burial site. Tau tau (effigies of the deceased) look out over the land. There is an enormous diversity of funeral art from traditional societies across the world, much of it in perishable materials, and some is mentioned elsewhere in the article. In traditional African societies, masks often have a specific association with death, and some types may be worn mainly or exclusively for funeral ceremonies.
The road turns into the state forest where century old trees form a dense canopy over the road. The road ends in Alexandria, where it branches back over the mountain to Cannon Rocks. Two hiking trails begin in Cannon Rocks. The first (7 km) starts right at the western end of town at the Cannons and winds through the bush to a look-out over the coastal dunefield.
Several scenes from this episode and "Silence in the Library" were filmed at Swansea's Brangwyn Hall. These include the library reception area where the TARDIS arrives, and the staircase where the Doctor and Donna look out over the empty library. The climactic scenes of the episode (in the library core) were filmed in an electrical substation of a disused Alcoa factory in Waunarlwydd, Swansea. Other scenes were filmed at the Old Swansea Central Library.
The decorative brickwork suggests pilasters, and the windows have round-arched tops. The wooden corner tower was probably added around 1883, originally seven stories tall, a watch tower from which firemen could look out over the surrounding city for smoke. By 1883, water mains had reached throughout the neighborhood, so the chemical engine was no longer needed. It was replaced at the Lippert Station with a steam- powered fire engine pulled by horses.
With artists from all over the world in St. Louis for the 1904 World's Fair, it was a particularly competitive field. W.K. Bixby, a nationally recognized art patron and philanthropist, purchased the work for his own collection and encouraged the young artist. The Eads Bridge would become a repeated theme for Nuderscher and his future Granite Building studio at Fourth and Market Streets in downtown St. Louis would look out over the iconic structure.Morrissey, Thomas E. Gateway Heritage.
The trails and musing stations were designed to prompt walkers to notice and think about the local landscape and their place within it. Some of the stations provide commentary, while others draw attention to the park’s physical attributes. For example, one station features a bench positioned to look out over a meadow to the ocean, and another includes a stone bowl that catches runoff from the surrounding hills. Richards shaped the bowl from a hexagonal column basalt rock taken from Washington state.
A two-story addition is connected to the center of the building, under which is a small enclosed entry portico. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out over Paint Creek, and a large stone chimney extends to one side. The guest house is a two-story wooden modern style building with a low pitched sloping roof and a wooden deck that extends over Paint Creek. It has vertical wooden siding of the same material and color as in the main house.
The site of the Saylis at Wentbridge The Gest makes a specific reference to the Saylis at Wentbridge. Credit is due to the nineteenth-century antiquarian Joseph Hunter, who correctly identified the site of the Saylis.Joseph Hunter, "The Great Hero of the Ancient Minstrelsy of England", Critical and Historical Tracts, 4 (1852) (pp. 15–16). From this location it was once possible to look out over the Went Valley and observe the traffic that passed along the Great North Road.
Libeskind Residences Situated in the south-west part of the CityLife area, the residences on Via Spinola have been designed by Daniel Libeskind. The residences are composed of five buildings offering a wide range of possibilities from one-bed apartments to double- height penthouses. The residences on Via Spinola are in the stylish Fiera Milano district, between Piazza Giulio Cesare and Piazza Amendola. On one side they look out over the new public park with panoramic views of the Alps and the city centre.
Comparatively dramatic erosion patterns have created hoodoos and other unusual sandstone formations, as well as scenic overlooks such as Buzzards Point from which raptors, scavenger birds, and humans can look out over the Shawnee National Forest. Several of the hoodoos have evocative names, including Anvil Rock, Camel Rock, and Table Rock. As with other wilderness areas within Shawnee National Forest, the Garden of the Gods Wilderness is made of second-growth forested areas that were used, until the land acquisitions of the 1930s, as agriculture land.
High Street and St Aldate's Carfax is at the junction of St Aldate's (south), Cornmarket Street (north), Queen Street (west) and the High Street (east) in Oxford, England. It is considered to be the centre of the city. The name "Carfax" derives from the Latin quadrifurcus via the French carrefour, both of which mean "crossroads". The Carfax Tower, also known as St. Martin's Tower (it is the remaining part of what was the City Church of St. Martin of Tours) is a prominent landmark and provides a look-out over the town.
20.21508N 87.42946W Tulum and Tancah are adjacent on the eastern side of the Yucatan peninsula and look out over the Western Caribbean Sea. Tulum was described by the Spanish as a town larger than Seville when it was sighted in the early 1500s. The sites were first built in the Preclassic and continued to grow before becoming key sites in the Postclassic. Tulum is notable for its Castillo which has been identified as functioning like a lighthouse to show where the gap in the parallel barrier reef lies.
Mr. Ball announces the work force redundancies and Wallace is clearly uncomfortable seeing them, knowing that it was his recommendation that sealed their fate. The union at Durmack capitulates and management celebrates with a party at which Wallace becomes disenchanted by rash sackings and realises that product diversity can potentially make the company profitable since the skills set is in the workers. Carey realises he has feelings for his work mate and friend Wendy (Toni Collette) and together they climb up onto the roof of the factory and hold hands as they look out over Spotswood.
She was most acclaimed in the "principal boy" roles. These roles permitted the actress to show her legs in tights, and Farren became very popular with the young men of the Gaiety audience, who would wear a coloured scarf to show support for their favourite actress. Farren's colours were dark blue, light blue and white, and she could look out over the audience to compare the number of fans displaying her colours as compared to the colours of the other actresses. According to Hollingshead, Farren developed a "spinal complaint, which troubled her in her early Gaiety career [and] developed into locomotor ataxy" later.
She also meets Mogget, a Free Magic construct who takes the form of a small white cat, wearing a collar with a powerful binding spell on it and a miniature Saraneth hanging from it. Mogget insists on accompanying her on her journey to find her father. Later, they look out over the walls surrounding the house and discover the Dead attempting to build a bridge. Sabriel performs a ritual to summon a flood of water and then flees the house by Paperwing (a magically propelled plane-like structure.) While in the air, Sabriel and Mogget are attacked by the Dead, and Sabriel loosens Mogget's collar to avoid a fatal crash.
At three stories high, it was described in 1928 as "the highest building for squares around", with the result that "from the cupola on the roof one may look out over the Vieux Carré and see the Mississippi in its crescent before Jackson Square".Saxon (1928), p. 203. The entrance to the building bears iron grillwork, and the door is carved with an image of "Phoebus in his chariot, and with wreaths of flowers and depending garlands in bas-relief". Inside, the vestibule is floored in black and white marble, and a curved mahogany-railed staircase runs the full three stories of the building.
The detection of intruders using video surveillance has limitations based on economics and the nature of video cameras. Typically, cameras outdoors are set to a wide angle view and yet look out over a long distance. Frame rate per second and dynamic range to handle brightly lit areas and dimly lit ones further challenge the camera to actually be adequate to see a moving human intruder. At night, even in illuminated outdoor areas, a moving subject does not gather enough light per frame per second and so, unless quite close to the camera, will appear as a thin wisp or barely discernible ghost or completely invisible.
The cupola functioned as a look-out over the plantation and, along with the great halls, as a way to exhaust heated air out of the house during hot weather. Though no longer extant, the grounds once included formal gardens, a carriage house, a two- story servant's quarters, a schoolhouse, several barns, a corn crib, a shop, five slave cabins behind the main house, and a "slave village" about one mile away. Additionally there was a detached kitchen, now destroyed, that was later moved and attached to the house. The house passed through different families over the years, going through some periods of disrepair and later, restorations.
According to Catskill forest historian Michael Kudish, the Slide wilderness contains the most extensive tract of first-growth forest in the Catskills. Much of the area remained out of reach during the peak years of logging and barkpeeling from eastern hemlock trees, to make tannin for leather production in the mid-19th century, and thus remained largely untouched. Indeed, the upper valley of the East Branch of the Neversink, located centrally within the SMWA, is the only completely wild valley in the Catskills. It is possible to look out over it from several points on the surrounding mountains and see no evidence of civilization.
View across the A8 dual carriageway main road, with a temporary funfair on the former East India Harbour docklands site to the right of the arts centre. The Arts Guild Theatre was situated on Campbell Street in Greenock, Inverclyde, immediately to the west of the railway line leading to Princes Pier, at the start of Greenock's West End residential area. The Beacon Arts Centre is at Customhouse Quay, just across the A8 main road from Greenock's town centre, between the area in front of the Custom House and the East India Harbour. Its "Bar + Kitchen" café / restaurant and first floor Gallery Suite look out over the River Clyde and Firth of Clyde to the hills of Dunbartonshire and Argyll.
The Standpipe was a large water tower in Derry, very similar to the Thomas Hill Standpipe. In its earlier days, it remained unlocked so that patrons of an adjoining park could climb a spiral staircase around the tank to look out over Derry from the top. The Standpipe was closed to the public after several children drowned in the tank, most likely the fault of It. The Standpipe is where Stan Uris first encounters It, which takes the form of drowned children. After the grown-up Losers Club kills It in the second Ritual Of Chüd in 1985, a huge storm ensues, destroying many buildings and landmarks in Derry, including the Standpipe.
The same four figures, cast in bronze, look out over the four quarters of the Earth from the base of the steeple. The two flanking weather vanes show a certain symbolic debt to William Blake's Jerusalem depicting, as they do, a fiery chariot and a sheaf of arrows (presumably of desire), while the main steeple is clearly surmounted by a spear. The stained glass windows, designed by noted children's book illustrator Walter Crane, and made by J. S. Sparrow, betray the unconventional nature of the sect as they illustrate the 'true station of womankind'. The church was abandoned after 1956, used by a splinter group, and now is used by the Georgian Orthodox Church.
Slayton Tower was built to house a small Army outpost assigned to look out over the Atlantic Ocean for German U-Boats during World War II. From the top, one can see the entire Revere Beach area and also part of Lynn Beach. When winter arrived, the park was used for various activities including skiing, sledding, and skating. In addition to the toboggan run and ski jump, there was also a rope tow to bring skiers and sledders from the bottom of the slope--officially named the Arthur L. Delaney Ski Slope--to the top. Skating on the first pond was also popular and the area was lit, allowing activities to continue into the night.
Stirling Terrace looking east in 1912, from "Alluring Albany" Stirling Terrace looking west in 1912, from "Alluring Albany" Stirling Terrace, Albany is a street in the centre of Albany, Western Australia adjoining York Street. As a historic street and part of a historic precinct it has a number of listed heritage buildings that look out over the Albany Harbour, including Argyle House. Stirling Terrace has appeared on maps of the town since 1834 and is named after James Stirling, the first Governor of Western Australia. Corner of York Street and Stirling Terrace in 2016 The 1835 Hillman survey plan established the road as the prime location in the town, with a variety of social, commercial, leisure, institutional and service functions.
Quarrying on the Hill was not a new phenomenon, but the increase in demand for Argillite aggregate (for construction) during the oil boom of the 1970s led to an expansion of quarrying to the point where it appeared that the entire Hill would be removed. Protests by citizens' groups led to a halt to quarrying and the Hill was included in the National Parks and Protected Areas plan of 1980. The Forestry Division took over management of the Hill and have since constructed a visitor centre and recreation area on the Hill. When visiting the centre, one can look out over a commanding view of south and central Trinidad, the Gulf Of Paria, and on a clear day, the coast of nearby Venezuela.
While the picture-show business absorbed a great deal of Tom's time at nights and weekends, it was not his main business. In his day job, Tom was partner and, after the early retirement of his father Thomas George Snooks (1860–1937), principal of T. Snooks & Son, a successful building firm, which had its offices in the second-storey rooms under the clock tower. At least one of Tom's grandsons - the historical economist Graeme Snooks - regularly delighted in climbing to the top of the tower to look out over the entire district, while his father (William Donald Snooks, 1920–1966) was otherwise occupied with the firm's accounts. T. Snooks & Son was responsible for building many houses and small businesses in the Maylands-Inglewood area and beyond.
View of the Mississippi River valley at the confluence of the Wisconsin River from Wyalusing State Park Wyalusing State Park is a Wisconsin state park at the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers in the town of Wyalusing, just south of Prairie du Chien. Wyalusing means "home of the warrior" in the Lenape language spoken by Munsee- Delaware tribes who settled in the area in the 19th century after being displaced from farther east. bluffs dotted with prehistoric Native American mounds look out over the river valleys. Two park resources have been recognized nationally: the Wyalusing Hardwood Forest is a National Natural Landmark and the Wyalusing State Park Mounds Archaeological District is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Emirates Hills is the most expensive villa community to buy or rent a property in Dubai, buyers pay up to Dh2,604 per square foot, while renting costs Dh80 per sq ft.. Some of the residents included the late Benazir Bhutto (although her family still lives there), the managing director of Géant Middle East, Mohammed Ayub Shaikh, Abdul Rahiman Abdul Azeez, owner of Alpha Smart Security Systems Business, and the owners of the Middle East Broadcasting Center and Habib Bank. Updated on 2007-08-02. Emirates Hills properties look out over the fairways of the Address Montgomerie, an 18-hole golf course created by architect Desmond Muirhead and golfer Colin Montgomerie. It is close to Dubai British School, Dubai International Academy, Emirates International School, Meadows and Emirates Hill Nursery, and Raffles Nursery.
The "historic" bridge built over the railroad tracks by the Bon Air Historical Society enable one to look out over existing railroad tracks and see where "the Steps" once disembarked train visitors to the Bon Air Hotel, but most actual evidence of the train era in Bon Air has all but disappeared. The Bon Air Historical Society and Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation Department do offer infrequent tours of the resort era houses, and once a year, Bon Air residents and cultural institutions celebrate Bon Air's resort era history by hosting a "Victorian Days" community parade and general celebration on the first weekend in May. Bon Air is largely a residential bedroom community surrounded by suburban shopping centers. In some cases, these shopping centers house independent businesses (butchers, coffee shops, restaurants) that are spinoffs from downtown Richmond's thriving independent business and restaurant scene.
Crippled from his injuries he received in Disaster Report, he walks with a crutch and briefly encounters several other characters before appearing in the final chapter of the game. After being approached by Isaac and Sophia, who pass him information that Sophia was able to retrieve from the Norcal Laboratory, he stays behind to continue gathering information, which is revealed to be evidence of Echidna and Goldstein's plot against the city. He narrowly escapes as his building begins to flood, climbing to the same tower where Joshua and Stephanie are evacuating from via helicopter; Keith will either give the evidence to Jaden or Joshua depending on whether Aiden was spared or allowed to die by Amber. The collapsing tower suddenly shifts, forcing Keith to hold onto the radio antenna; If Sophia survived Isaac's chapter, she and Isaac will rescue Keith by helicopter, and Keith will look out over the sinking city as he departs, reflecting on its fate.
Leopold felt a sense of quiet, inspirational, wonder at these luminescent ocean dwellers, a sense which he recorded and translated by Henri Reiling: "It is a beautiful night in May. Hopeful, we look out over the darkness of the sea, which is as smooth as a mirror; there emerges all around in various places a flashlike bundle of light beams, as if it is surrounded by thousands of sparks, that form true bundles of fire and of other bright lighting spots, and the seemingly mirrored stars. There emerges close before us a small spot in a sharp greenish light, which becomes ever larger and larger and finally becomes a bright shining sunlike figure." This sense of wonder would fuel his later work but, in the meantime and upon his return to Dresden, Leopold focused on his family business which was the production the glass eyes, costume ornaments, lab equipment, and other such fancy goods and specialty items that only a master Lampworker could accomplish;Harvard University Herbaria and Botany Libraries plus the task of furthering the training of his son and apprentice (and eventual successor), Rudolf Blaschka.