Meanings of venetian palace in anglès

The courtyard of an ancient Venetian palace now forms the British parade-ground.

Here in Parc Louisa is the most perfect miniature Venetian palace.

There were banqueting halls with marble balustrades just like their own Venetian palaces.

The action now takes place in the reception-room of one of the Venetian palaces.

We must owe no more Venetian palaces to underhand services.

I rather like the Moorish wing,' he added, 'and the traces of a Venetian palace.'

She could imagine suffering privations very happily in a Venetian palace or on a tropical island.

On the 10th, the term for which the late Lord Montbarry had hired the Venetian palace, expired.

It looked like a Venetian palace.

As the summer months advanced, the transformation of the Venetian palace into the modern hotel proceeded rapidly towards completion.

Mediaeval castles, Venetian palaces, colonial mansions, all represented a form of social importance, what Veblen has called conspicuous waste.

The chairs had been rifled from a Venetian palace; the couches were part of the spoils of the French revolution.

It was not, as I recognized in a second, the dining-room of that Venetian palace now turned into a boarding-house.

Leningrad Station was a Venetian palace, Kazansky Station was an Oriental mosque and Yaroslavl Station wore a clown's face and cap.

Three stories tall, in the style of a Venetian palace, it was a monster of shadows with moonlight in its eyes.

Not at all pleasing is a mad hotch-potch of early Victorian hospital, Jacobean manor-house, Venetian palace, and bride-cake in Gunter's best manner.