Примери за the second floor

• The crew is set up in the second-floor living room.

• The second-floor dining area of a nearby Wendy's provided a panoramic view of the convention site.

• In the morning she goes out on her second-floor balcony and looks at it.

• And all this came of my falling by accident out of a second-floor window.

• The Victorian house had a second-floor bedroom overlooking the park.

• Single parents live in second-floor flats and would love their children to have access to a garden.

• One young woman wrote to me to describe how she witnessed a young man from a hostel urinating from the second-floor window on to street.

• Otherwise, a person sleeping in a first or second-floor bedroom may not hear the alarm going off on the ground floor.

• Month after month, eromski had moved printed matter from storage onto the newly placed bookshelves in the chilly second-floor library in the castle.

• It was built in 1928, and is a three-story, vaudeville and movie theater with storefront commercial space, second-floor apartments and third-floor meeting space.

• In the 1950s, a roller skating rink filled the second-floor ballroom, famous for its 25ft m-high ceiling suspended by a truss system.

• Supposedly the fire started when someone threw an unextinguished match out of a second-floor window and the wind blew it against the lace curtains.

• A large plaster cove rises from the second-floor openings to an elaborate plaster cornice and coffered ceiling.

• The original, one-story log cabin was built in 1826 with the second-floor and two rooms to the north added before 1850.

• The hall is overlooked by a quatrefoil squint in an arched doorway in the second-floor drawing room.

• First-floor stores were leased, and a grand ballroom on the second-floor was rented out.

• The main rooms are the first-floor dining room and the second-floor ballroom immediately above, at the rear of the house overlooking the garden.

• The building contained a theatre with 2500 seats, and a second-floor ballroom that could accommodate 200 seated guests.

• The two-story lateral facades are defined by pilasters, with the first register marked by simple framed doors, while the second-floor by capialo (left) and archway.

• Computer-controlled skylights on the second-floor galleries allow paintings to be displayed in natural light.