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The slanted wall behind him reflected back the heat from the fire.

Just around the turn there was a triangular door, set flush into the slanted wall.

Lepidopt stood up from the bed and leaned against the slanted wall beside the front door.

Theatrical lighting washes across a slanted wall near the curving staircase.

The white structures, which display the clothing, are irregular forms with slanted walls, crowded together in a dynamic tension.

The floor was a large open space, partitioned at unexpected angles by slanted walls painted to look like pastel-veined stone.

The centurion paced around the perimeter of the spherical bridge, its red slanted walls more familiar than home.

Grotesque blackness hovered on the slanted walls as the three men stooped to lift their unconscious burden.

However, because the players control a mech, the players can hover against slanted walls in the back ground and occasionally land on higher platforms.

Sergh's funnel-house was also one of the few buildings from whose slanted walls some elevated roadways occasionally would branch off.

The rooms are small, but some have slanted walls, which take away space but add oodles of charm, and the bedding is incredibly comfortable.

A vague form drifted back into the shadowed hallway, one of the many openings to the endless warrens within the slanted walls of the Hub.

He pressed forward on the slanted wall, fighting to stay upright, staring out at the gas jet cashiering across the rim of the atmosphere and its long blue tail.

We're not building Dr. Caligari's cabinet," referring to the German Expressionist film of the 1920's that had sets designed with slanted walls and sloped floors.

Immunity Challenge: Tribes would have to climb over four slanted walls, then tie ropes to a large crate, which other members would have to pull up a slide.

The river's dystopian expanse allows cinematographers to get creative and infuse the action with swooping aerial shots to accompany the spectacle of an automobile revving up its slanted walls.

Slanted walls of treated glass formed a peak and would afford the CEO a three hundred sixty degree view of the city and people she loved to dish up in her paper.

Covering the windows on the slanted wall are horizontal metal and glass solar fins whilst on the Snow Hill Queensway elevation, the solar fins are fitted vertically.

Beowulf Boritt's set, dominated by a slanted wall of broken windows, is great-looking and surprisingly evocative as a wide range of settings (from the Capulets' home to Verona's mean streets).

The original ghost jump is where a player jumps up a slanted wall and achieves a second jump where the slanted wall and another piece of geometry meet.

To further the sense of openness, there are also "floating walls, or walls that you can see over, as well as slanted walls between display areas, to create an openness, so there's less feeling of being confined."

Escrivà did not forget any detail: the slanted walls would reject enemy fire to the sides; each bastion consisted of two separate and completely self-sufficient environments - called "case matte" - almost independent garrisons on their own.

Critics, such as Christopher Hawthorne of the Los Angeles Times, praise Libeskind for a "careful balance of explosive and well-behaved forms" and gallery designs that abandon the architect's characteristic slanted walls.

It has been a commonplace since this building opened in 1959 to speak of it as inhospitable to paintings, to talk of the long spiral ramp and slanted walls as Wright's way of forcing painting to be subservient to architecture.