Sentence examples for drawing buildings from inspiring English sources
I used to sit there drawing buildings, designing buildings.
He would go to his office at night and on holidays, perhaps not so much to escape domesticity but simply because his greatest passion was drawing buildings and thinking about what architecture means.
Perhaps that's why I gravitate to drawing buildings and architecture.
He had received no formal training in architecture, gaining his knowledge from studying and drawing buildings during a tour of Germany and France between 1832 and 1835.
You used to draw buildings for people to build.
He draws buildings, he draws maps, he draws birds.
To the right is a patch of sky with sketchily drawn buildings below.
I took art classes and always wanted to draw buildings, not other still life.
This is partly accidental (Sacco studied mechanical drawing in school and says that he draws buildings and vehicles more easily than people) and partly the result of a reportorial passion for accuracy.
And it was a particularly challenging project, too; asked what his first impressions were on seeing plans for the Orbit, Mr Calland answers with characteristic dry humour: "What have I been lumbered with this time?" "People draw buildings with gravity turned off," he says.
