Examples of using Palatial in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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It is far from palatial.
The impression of palatial luxury, but if the subjects are located far from each other.
Alexander Nevsky palatial Church.
The central building is a sample architecture traditional palatial.
Kadriorg Park is the most outstanding palatial and urban park in Estonia, covering over 70 hectares.
It's not just the location that's palatial.
The Rebbe built another palatial home in Sadigura that was even more beautiful than the one he had left in Ruzhyn.
Ribeira Palace of the Brigantine era was a vast and modern palatial complex, including an opera and cathedral.
Museum restaurant“Grand Aristocrat”- unique restaurant concept,which continues the tradition of festive palatial culture.
This development gave rise to palatial stone dwellings or prodigy houses such as Hardwick Hall and Montacute House.
El Raval in Barcelona is home to awide variety of cuisines sure to satisfy every palatial desire, as well as a buzzing nightlife.
It's hard to build a vast palatial estate worth far in excess of your officially declared income without attracting attention.
Numerous 3 star hotels are actually more impressive than you might expect,such as Princess Et Richmond and the palatial looking Le Royal Westminster.
Outstanding surviving examples of early Tudor palatial architecture include Hampton Court Palace and Layer Marney Tower.
In Prague, our Distributors felt like they walked through a time machine as they toured cathedrals, parks,gardens and palatial homes.
A good example of a Portuguese colonial military fort with palatial accommodations is the Fort of the Reis Magos, in Natal, Brazil.
When she began, ladies needed to use one small restroom transformed from a phone cubicle,while the males's restrooms had a palatial lounge location.
A grand soiree was held at his palatial home, a costume ball attended by the cream of Parisian society and the artistic world.
The measures that the commission developed were reduced to an increase in the tax burden:for government, palatial and economic peasants, the rent was increased from two to three rubles;
The Palais Nathaniel Rothschild was a palatial house in Vienna, one of five Palais Rothschild in the city owned by members of the Rothschild banking family of Austria.
The media focused on celebrities, especially sports heroes and movie stars,as cities rooted for their home teams and filled the new palatial cinemas and gigantic sports stadiums.
In 1750 buildings of Mariinsky Palace, Alexander Nevsky palatial Church(was not preserved) in Mariinsky Park, the buildings for palatial services were begun.
From the palatial Dubai Mall, the largest mall in the world, to the eye-popping wonder of the internationally inspired Ibn Battuta Mall, these mega-complexes are filled with entertainment for all ages.
The museum's collections are exhibited at such acclaimed museums as the palatial complex Forbidden City in Beijing and the Catherine Palace in the suburbs of Saint Petersburg.
Much in the way that Viktor Yanukovych manifested blunt comic excess in his unstudied and bumbling imitation of a“true” dictator,so also Mezhihirya stands as testimony of a grotesque simulation of palatial aesthetics.
However, when they come to Uruk,they find Dumuzid the Shepherd sitting in palatial opulence, and seize him immediately, taking him into the underworld as Inanna's substitute.
From the palatial Dubai Mall, the world's largest mall, to the eye-popping wonder of the internationally inspired Ibn Battuta Mall, these mega-complexes are filled with entertainment for all ages plus some of the planet's most luxurious brand names.
The first plan was prepared by Venetian Vincent Skamozzi for Kshishtof Zbarazky but the plan is failed: not too defensive,more palatial(the portrait of Skamozzi still was available to see in the museum; in 2006 I have not found it).
The embellishments of the vast palatial complex were continued by the successors of Darius I, Xerxes and Artaxerxes, during almost sixty years, without being completely finished.