Sentence examples for by edifice from inspiring English sources

The summit of the volcano hosts a horseshoe-shaped caldera ~4 km across and formed by edifice collapse eastward into the Amazon basin.

We note that apart from the initial explosion, death by edifice construction is unlikely due to evacuation – building occupancy rates may need to be modified to reflect evacuation circumstances.

Switch to the Palace of Westminster and you're challenged by an edifice that says: "Stand back.

A house where Leonard Bernstein, the composer, once lived is being replaced by an edifice that looks, from the front, like a conventional Beaux Arts mansion.

Defense, not offense, is the express purpose of Gwathmey's design, a utility that could be performed just as well by an edifice dressed in a red brick Georgian facade.

Perhaps more than anything else, it is the statement implied by an edifice that looms over an entire cityscape.

Although Volcán de Colima is characterised by persistent edifice subsidence (Murray and Wooller 2002; Pinel et al. 2011), interpreted as due to the compaction and settling of the edifice (Murray and Wooller 2002).

The seafront is marred by concrete and bunkers, but I realise on arrival that the Radisson has done away with this problem by building its own concrete edifice in front of said front, out on the harbour.

Piece by piece, brick by brick, the edifice of their relationship begins to collapse — and so do their lives and their sense of themselves.

Windows used for light by an owner for 20 years or more could not be obstructed by the erection of an edifice or by any other act by an adjacent landowner.

The usual elements, which vary according to the size and importance of the community, are laid out according to the standard pattern imposed by early Spanish administrators throughout New Spain: a public plaza surrounded by public edifices (church or chapel, curacy, jail, perhaps a school, and a meeting place for civil authorities).