Sentence examples for being architected from from inspiring English sources

I can't pretend I understand everything in the article; some of sounds suspiciously like nonsense, like "being architected from the ground up" and "Those topologies form a heterogeneous mesh where capabilities can exist at separate places".

A year earlier, in 1931, Johnson and Barr and Julien Levy, the art dealer, had organized a show in a storefront at Seventh Avenue and Fifty-seventh Street called "Rejected Architects" — that is, architects excluded from the annual exhibition at the Grand Central Palace of the conservative Architectural League.

His father and grandfather were architects, working from a practice in Chelmsford, and his mother was a part-time teacher at the London Bible College.

Mail has been re-architected from the ground up.

"Most of the people renting from us are architects or in the fashion business," said Ms. Clark, a sales manager for a furniture company in Seattle.

No, he's an architect, from a family of architects; he began work as an architect, but he says, charmingly, that he was shocked by the way they had to eat lunch at their desks.

She is an architect from London, who moved to Australia to work in an estate agency.

He was an architect from Cincinnati who, caught up in a moral issue, did "what any decent Mid-Westerner" would do.

Philip Michael Wolfson is an architect from Philadelphia.

To my left was an architect from Tasmania with his wife and young daughters.

Both were Jewish architects from South Africa transplanted to the same Los Angeles neighborhood.