The Tate is strongly identified with its overall director, Serota, who is recognised as the architect of its success.
On a day when Audi of America announced record-setting sales for a 17th consecutive month, Johan de Nysschen, an architect of that success and the president of the division for more than seven years, announced his resignation.
Flacco received more than a few nods, including from Foxsports.com's Nancy Gay, although the Ravens still clearly believe Lewis is the architect of their success, judging from the tributes they have planned for him, Martin Rogers wrote on Yahoo.com.
The architect of this success is Mikhail Messerer, the former Bolshoi dancer and teacher who has directed the company since 2009, and mounted a highly regarded series of revivals of classic ballets.
The architect of their success is Portuguese crackpot Manuel Jose, a manager who claims to be a better than his countryman Jose Morinho, and was incensed when he wasn't considered for the Portuguese national job.
Never mind that two of the architects of this success were Nancy Pelosi of California, the speaker of the House, and Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services; it also may have been the only way to get a majority in Congress.
A co-architect of that success, John Blennerhassett, recently moved down the road to start the Derry operation of Kainos, a Northern Irish maker of systems for health care and finance.To anyone with a local ear, the first name reveals a Catholic background, the second a Protestant one.
Now, one of the architects of that success, Rykodisc's former president, George Howard, has partnered with Nathan Hanks, the co-founder and chief revenue officer at online marketing firm ReachLocal, to create a systematic way to pair brands and artists.
Buddy Stephens is the team's coach, and the architect of all its success.
The founder and architect of Singapore's success, former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, was re-elected to Parliament, at the age of 87, in the only uncontested constituency.
Indeed as head of Centcom, Petraeus will again have to deal with another, not so famous, architect of the "surge success" - the Iranians.
