Sentence examples for an ex-architect from inspiring English sources

Re your article (The invisible women, G2, 17 October), as an ex-architect turned design and technology teacher (childcare issues), I contacted the publishers of our A-level textbook to explain that Ray Eames was not the brother of Charles but his wife.

For Ed Bice, an American ex-architect, it sparked a desire to get ordinary Middle Easterners and Westerners talking together.

Mojo has a predator kind of quality that creates a certain insecurity". Moeller, a German-born ex-architect who moved west in 2001 to teach at UCLA's Department of Design/Media Arts, also created Daisy, a propeller-topped motion-sensor at Singapore Changi International Airport that pivots "like a mime" to interact with travelers.

December MASSOUD, THE AFGHAN -- Ahmed Shah Massoud, a charming 48-year-old ex-architect who turned his attentions to politics and war, was the leader of the Northern Alliance, the Afghan opposition to the Taliban.

Bitter failure is a vital part of Barcelona-born, Oslo-based ex-architect Pau Buscató's photography.

BRIAN VICTOR New York Knicks' Steadier Guiding Hand To the Sports Editor: Re "Ex-Architect of Knicks Admires Product," April 16: The Knicks under Donnie Walsh were mismanaged.

Interspersed with de Monchaux's case studies are essays about lessons he learned from urban observer Jane Jacobs, ex-architect as well as artist Gordon Manda-Clark andigitalal mapping pioneer Howard Fisher about architecture, mapping systems originally developed to shoot down Soviet bombers, how to "reframe" urban renewal, and the importance of adaptation in urban environments.

Not by mere coincidence was Brasilia's political architect, President Juscelino Kubitschek, an ex-governor of next-door Minas Gerais.

Its founders include an ex-Google engineer and an former AWS solutions architect who say they've basically built their product in the past at both companies.

"From a shirtless architect to amorous bears to an ex-girlfriend turned zombie... truly anything goes".

Or an ex-ex.