Sentence examples for build a glass from inspiring English sources
Once the exterior and the foundation were repaired Mr. Caprioglio collaborated with Mr. Agostini to build a glass structure inside the original stone walls of the building, sheathing the contemporary design and materials on the inside, like a glass box hidden beneath stone.
"My dream was to extend the kitchen onto the terrace and build a glass roof over it," he says.
Even when she's trying to build a glass house in the outback, there's something down-to-earth in her manner".
To reach his goal of a hundred million cases a year, Franzia will need to build a glass factory where he can make his own bottles.
They are brought together (but finally severed) by a mad project to build a glass church in the outback, for glass is the novel's dominant metaphor.
The New Yorker, December 8 , 1928P. 21 Ely Kahn will build a glass, three-story laboratory and factory in 21st St. next to the Pinaud Bldg.
Six years ago, Cuban-born Alberto Vilar pledged £10m to the Royal Opera House to build a glass-pannelled court at the centre of the building in Covent Garden.
The architect Daniel Libeskind, who was born in Poland in 1946, is to build a glass-covered, sail-shaped, 630-foot high, 45-story apartment building in the center of Warsaw, the investor behind the tower said yesterday, Agence France-Presse reported.
In the mid-1980's, Mr. Broad hired Mr. Gehry to build a glass-and-steel mansion on a Brentwood hilltop.
Over the last decade, former President Bill Clinton has raised more than $500 million for his foundation, allowing him to build a glass-and-steel presidential library in Little Rock, Ark., and burnish his image as an impresario of global philanthropy.
B1 Offer Doubled in Arena Bid Under pressure from a rival bidder for the Atlantic railyard in Brooklyn, the developer Bruce C. Ratner has agreed to double his initial offer to roughly $100 million for the right to build a glass-walled basketball arena that would anchor the largest private development in the borough's history.
