Sentence examples for by its completion from inspiring English sources

By its completion we are moving with all the swiftness and grace of car accident victims.

But sitting at the hydraulically adjusted dining table inside the trailer, Mr. Ferren was clearly energized by its completion.

The new complex will add about 1,000 jobs to the area by its completion in 2003.

None of the office space had been sold by its completion in 2012 (Transport of London pulled out, leaving the five-star Shangri-La Hotel as the only business customer to have signed up).

Planned to be built with a $50m gift given in 1987 by Disney's widow, Lillian, by its completion in 2003 the building and its draped steel – 49 miles laid end to end – cost $274m.

Because the rest of the first round offered so many surprises and twists for the college players and the teams drafting them, by its completion everyone was rubbing their eyes and checking their lists twice.

This long building time explains the flaws and variations in design: when building commenced in 1740, Palladianism was the height of fashion, but, by the time of its completion, Palladianism had been completely succeeded by Neoclassicism; thus, the house is a marriage of both styles.

By its expected completion in 2014, the Pampa Wind Project in the Texas Panhandle will cover 400,000 acres and will generate 4 gigawatts of energy, enough to power more than 1.3 million homes.

Paul Nurse, a British biochemist, Nobel laureate, and president of Rockefeller University in New York City, will lead a planning committee to decide exactly what the site will contain by its predicted completion date of 2013.

More than half of the Lipstick Building is leased to Latham & Watkins, a law firm that has been in the red granite and stainless steel tower, designed by Philip Johnson and John Burgee, since its completion in 1986.

In his essay, "The Philosophy of Composition," Poe maintains that his poem, "The Raven," was composed "step by step, to its completion, with the precision and rigid consequence of a mathematical problem".