Sentence examples for architect is that from inspiring English sources

One of the conceits of "The Architect" is that Rove's hand is behind practically everything Republican officials say and do, no matter how minor or conventional.

"One of the great frustrations of being an architect is that clients don't always love certain things as much as you do," Ms. Peck said.

One reason many architects and builders, especially less experienced ones, do not take advantage of self-certification, according to Mr. Mandl, the architect, is that they value the Buildings Department's review of their plans as a way to catch flaws.

There's to be a total of $20,000 in prizes and the only restriction on any architect is "That the palace ensembly shall be of a sober and majectic style... ...... There's now an Ethiopian Minister in Washington, but during the war, Mr. Shaw was the only official representative of the Ethiopian government in this country.

There's to be a total of $20,000 in prizes and the only restriction on any architect is "That the palace ensembly shall be of a sober and majectic style... .. There's now an Ethiopian Minister in Washington, but during the war, Mr. Shaw was the only official representative of the Ethiopian government in this country.

A very interesting aspect of the SCI Gateway usage pattern that became apparent during the course of our interviews – and one which was confirmed during a separate interview with the SCI system architect – is that many GPs do not actually fill in the referral form themselves.

The theatre was "unspeakably ugly and wrong", "an insult to human intelligence" and the (unknown to him) hapless architect was "that awful woman".

"The image of architects is that they are very expensive and very arty, but that isn't always true," said Volker Dienst, a curator and architecture writer.

"Normally the view of architects is that we are just dumb bricklayers who have no understanding of what they do," said Mr. Wilson.

The dinner party myth about architects is that, just like your parents, they expect you to listen to what they say, not copy what they do.

So what I think is fantastic about the Daniel Libeskind site plan — and the interpretations from Fumihiko Maki and David Childs and the rest of the architects — is that it restores the grid.