Sentence examples for building illustrated from inspiring English sources

The battle for the hospital building illustrated the effectiveness of air strikes which, the Kurds say, sped up their operation and probably enabled them to avoid taking heavier casualties themselves.

Its two-story dining-lecture hall, complete with balcony and private eating chambers, accommodated over two hundred for the weekly luncheon talks on social and political issues of the day.... Architect and club member Irving K. Pond declared that 'every line of the building illustrated some phase of the uplift movement.'".

The building illustrates how a cerebral but sensitive assessment of a client's needs can result in a creation of aesthetic and moral beauty.

The new building illustrates what can happen when architects, even without an outsize budget, have a creative agenda and a supportive client.

The financial results at the Empire State Building illustrate how observatories, once considered a modest sideline and a pleasant diversion, have become big business for owners seeking to wring every dollar out of office towers around the world.

This building illustrates how ecological and economic sustainability can go along with innovative techniques and architectural design, achieving high comfort and energy efficiency, simultaneously providing a child-oriented and enjoyable surrounding.

It is the only post-Soviet land to wave the hammer and sickle on its flag, and a large bust of an austere Lenin stands in front of Transnistria's parliament building, illustrating that the formation of this quasi nation was as much about ensuring the communistic future rejected by the rest of the USSR as it was about the right to keep Russian over Romanian as its national language.

The experimental buildings illustrated here often tend to be characterised by delicacy.

In 1908, Pond's 13-page article on the architecture of telephone exchange buildings, illustrated by the designs of Pond and Louis Sullivan, also appeared in Architectural Record.

English needs this remedy more than most.Masha BellWareham, DorsetExtra-curricularSIR – The fact that American colleges are rushing to build spectacular new buildings illustrates how nothing has really changed since Adam Smith made the observation some 230 years ago that the primary purpose of universities is to serve as an enclave of privilege for faculty and staff ("Just add cash", December 1st).

But taken together, the huge reaction to both buildings illustrates the pent-up demand for high-end development downtown and the lack of new inventory.