Galeries

Louboutin was easy to recognize: I remember seeing pictures of him in an article about how he spends his free time drifting down the Nile in an over-sized Egyptian dhou, and I also knew that his Parisian flagship was just around the corner in one of the covered ‘galeries’ in the 1er. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Listening to Broon on Marr this morning life's going to get pretty good, it seems that we're all going to be working in virtual reality carbon neutral art galeries or somesuch nonsense; for heavans sake even I could beat this fool in a general election, Dave'll walk it. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I too enjoyed the shooting galeries and now Battenfeld is bring back a portable version that should be at your dealer by Summer. ❋ Unknown (2008)

But the places I found the real masterpieces were in the little galeries that most people skip over. ❋ Skipperjbk8 (2003)

Well I like the site, would have liked more pictures in the galeries. ❋ Unknown (2004)

There were two galeries, an enormous one before the main entrance and another above it. ❋ V.C.Andrews (1994)

It was a building constructed out of cypress, and it had upper and lower galeries enclosed with balustrades and supported by square columns that reached to the gabled roof. ❋ V.C.Andrews® (1994)

The large plantation house loomed ahead of me, lights burning brightly on the galeries, even though many of the windows were dark. ❋ V.C.Andrews® (1994)

It stood "on a well raised stone terrace, paved with marble and had spacious open galeries and verandahs." ❋ Unknown (1920)

Présentant leurs caractères essentiels et leur distribution d'après leurs rapports naturels, et de leur organisation; et suivant l'arrangement établi dans les galeries du ❋ Unknown (1872)

Tout à coup, dans la nuit des galeries, un point lumineux brilla, venant à ma rencontre. ❋ Alphonse Daudet (1868)

In numbers of white churches space was allowed for the accommodation of the Negroes, in the galeries or in the body of the house below; and within sight and hearing of country churches, in some pleasant grove fitted up with booths, with a stand or pulpit for preaching, the Negroes would oft times be ❋ Unknown (1842)

The city centre is compact and is bursting with bars, restaurants, shops, galeries, cinemas and theatres. ❋ Unknown (2011)

He gives a brief, but glowing description of it -- "on va tout autour par des galeries couvertes et pavées; et, deux de ces galeries sont decorées de deux autels," &c.p. 150. ❋ Thomas Frognall Dibdin (1811)