Sentence examples for building skews from inspiring English sources
Events — relayed in rhyme — unfold not in Dr. Seuss' Whoville but the similar, wavy-lined Howville, where the buildings are skewed, as if designed by architects who couldn't draw straight.
And then I found it: deluxe, A-list-size palms towering overhead, skewed building blocks piled one upon the other.
Market forces are skewing new building projects towards high-priced homes that are out of the reach of most families.
The Governance, Financing, and Human Resources building blocks are heavily skewed towards a primary function, but the Information, Service Delivery, and Medicines and Technology building blocks have benefited from more even investments across multiple functions.
"This is empire-building and is skewed, because it is only going to be the strongest authorities that win.
The engineers building the products want to skew them toward "quality" content, but it's hard to determine what quality is, exactly, without making a choice influenced by values.
Within each building block there was significant skewing towards only one or two major interventions.
But the dramatic skewing among the building blocks suggests that the Global Fund needs to explicitly define what they are willing to fund within the Governance, Financing, and Information building blocks.
The rotunda alone is worth a visit by anyone accustomed to thinking of the building only in terms of legendarily skewed ledgers.
The couple's interpretation of the form skewed minimalist: a rectangular building made of bare concrete and slim slats of mahogany-hued wood raised more than 10 feet off the ground and covered with a flat concrete roof.
