facade * , also: façade

The work, including a new facade, will take up to six months.

Maybe well even keep some of the old facade, like having a president.

Its facade is to be part of the new building.

We got out of the car and looked at the dark facade.

It was a facade on which he'd been working for years.

Behind the white facade, there is much to be found.

Part of a facade seemed to move, but it had to be his eyes.

For once we're getting something at face value and not just a facade!

However, as she and I got to know each other over time, most of this turned out to be a facade.

But the southern facade had to be worked by hand.

There was far more behind that facade than he wanted anyone to know.

The world around you is a facade, a stage set.

As a child I'd paid no mind to the facade.

The screen is set five feet off the building facade.

The broken facade of her face was last to go.

I looked up at the facade of the apartment building.

In such houses, a new front door was cut through the facade at the street level.

The project was completed before the facade program became available.

I wondered if anyone could really get through the facade though.

"So all the efforts at the party were a facade?"

The main facade of the house face the street corner.

At present the facade is falling off of the building.

There are several windows on the front facade of the house.

It was built about 1859, with the present facade added in 1920.

She seems to have something more behind her facade than one would suspect.