Sentence examples for capitals from the from inspiring English sources

As part of the renovation, Mr. Buechner (pronounced BEAK-ner) created a sculpture garden featuring architectural gems, like Louis Sullivan's capitals from the Bayard-Condict Building on Bleecker Street, that the museum had salvaged from demolished buildings.

Eagle Bldg.; a railing from an ornamental fire escape on the old Police Gazette Bldg.; six capitals from the Bayard Bldg. on Bleecker St., which was designed by Louis Sullivan.

He is also showing a pair of seven-foot-tall granite columns, a planter made from two cast-iron Corinthian capitals from the 1850's, a free-standing marble bathtub and weathered flagstones from old sidewalks.

The 10-minute pregame show included a pounding drum line, a spirited battle scene and a movie trailer-like monologue that declared: "The Capitals from the East attack our fortress.

This maritime tendency was strongest when tribal dynasties moved their capitals from the Ibāḍī interior to the coast and focused their attention on acquiring territory elsewhere in the Gulf of Oman, along the Arabian Sea, and on the coast of East Africa.

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Today, companies get their capital from the stockmarket.

He said he was not seeking capital from the government.

First, housing damage from the 1994 Northridge earthquake removed "dead capital" from the housing sector.

These are traditional indicators on R&D investments and human capital from Eurostat and proxy variables on social capital from the European Values Study.

The men had travelled to the capital from the north, near the border with Russia.