Take the lamp out on the porch.

I saw him from the terrace.

Marble terraces, stainedglass windows.

It is not all right.

That's what you see from the terrace.

Do them again! And don't forget the garden. Scrub the terrace.

This is what I see from the balcony of my hermitage in the Himalayas.

This is what I see from the balcony of my hermitage in the Himalayas.

The hotel terrace also offers a view of Petřín and its lookout tower.

From the look out terrace you can see a stunning panoramic view of the Lusatian Mountains.

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A once in a lifetime view of the fairytale city panorama can also be had from the hotel s sunny rooftop terrace.

'I don't think about it, and don't want to,' she said, listening to her husband coming up the balcony steps. 'I don't want to think about it.'

The town was moved again after a fire in 1666, to the location were the city centre is today.

For marvellous views of the city panorama, visit the terraces of the St. Clare s Vineyard above Troja Chateau.

In the center the terraces are situated, the lowest of which is the parterre, which is the basis of the composition.

Even today water rushes through the channels, and the wide terraces are in perfect condition.

While visiting one of the sites I was taking pictures on a terrace, which suddenly collapsed.

When we get to Colorado, we'll put them around the patio and whenever we Look at them, we can think of the wonderful times we've had.

The stadium Shakhtar is built on the upper terrace in 1936 (designed by architects Georgy Nawrocki and S. Severin).

Ostentatious Baroque terraces and balustrades can be viewed at Vrtba Garden and other gardens in the Lesser Quarter in Prague.

She wore a white dress trimmed with wide embroidery, and as she sat in a corner of the verandah behind some plants, did not hear Vronsky coming.

'Go to Mariette,' she said to Serezha, who had come out after her, and she began pacing up and down the straw matting of the verandah.

Set above and overlooking the harbour, at first Odessa seems a stretch of terraces carved into the hills out of another time.

The final phase of the redevelopment came in December 1993, when the new Jack Harris Stand was opened on the site of the South Bank terrace.

Within the house there are 52 apartments, four offices, 16 private terraces and three communal terraces, and a total of 250 trees and bushes.

The most prominent features of the building are the four 11 meters high minarets which mark the corners of the upper terrace and the extensive use of white marble on both the paving and the facade.

I could admire the beauty of the city and its amazing bridges from the train or from the nice terrace where I ended up first before catching another bus to Lisbon.

So omnipotent is art which in many a district of New Bedford has superinduced bright terraces of flowers upon the barren refuse rocks thrown aside at creation's final day.

As the French landscape architect Olivier de Serres wrote in 1600, It is desirable that the gardens should be seen from above, either from the walls, or from terraces raised above the parterres.

Concerts are held here, including organ (the original preserved church organ) and from the terrace there is a beautiful view of the historic square, as well as the entire area of Mikulov.

He was already ascending the shallow steps of the verandah, stepping on the whole of his foot so as not to make a noise, when he suddenly remembered what he was always forgetting, the most painful part of his relations with her, namely her son, with his questioning and, as it seemed to Vronsky, inimical look.