Sentence examples for early architects from inspiring English sources

Now, one of its early architects is swinging in the other direction.

The chief executive officer of these inaugural Games is Simon Clegg, one of the early architects of London 2012.

Adam Smith, Jean-Baptiste Say, and the other early architects of capitalism fetishized the importance of wealth creation in the formation of capital.

But with both schemes faltering, one of the early architects of the EU-Turkey deal believes many refugees may end up never leaving.

You hear Chuck D before you see him: what Hank Shocklee, one of the early architects of Public Enemy's unmistakable sonic assault, described as the "voice of God" emerging from "a thunderstorm of sound".

And, though many of the mansions designed by those early architects were demolished over the years, others still stand.

You were in some ways an early architect of the modernisation programme which I suppose continues.

He was noted professionally as an early architect of and driving force behind the Community Mental Health movement.

He was also an early architect of Reddit, the popular social media platform.

"We are not forming coalitions of states, we are uniting men," said Jean Monnet, perhaps the key early architect of what has become the European Union.

But one member of the panel, Vinton G. Cerf, a senior vice president of WorldCom and an early architect of the Internet, expressed concern about unwarranted regulation of Net traffic.