Sentence examples for edifice's from inspiring English sources

However, i have affinity with the power of storm-surge and how strong "edifice's" structures to withstand storm-surge.

It makes excellent reading: philosopher Martin Legros talks about "continuing to live as one had planned, but with a redoubled inner sense of the edifice's fragility".

The cross that surmounts it is the sole external indication of the edifice's purpose, and I thought as I looked at it that of all the Catholic peoples the Brazilians were probably the most apt to accept such eccentricity without cavil.

About the edifice's celebrated architect, Cesar Pelli, Roth says: "We loved each other.

The revamp included the restoration of the edifice's stuccoed brick exterior and the installation of a new roof akin to the original, with additional skylights.

Indeed, the new edifice's dual proximity to the isthmus and industrial areas make it close to a worst-case scenario from an infrastructure and economics perspective, losses not calculated in this case study example.

"The building's edifice is important to the streetscape," he said.

Now, any potential buyer would have to agree to maintain both the art and the building's edifice.

The building's edifice dates to 1889, when it was the head office of the Dresdner Bank, and has been lavishly remodeled — the underground vault, for example, is now a swimming pool.

They built on an edifice who's foundation is Indian mathematics.

As a by-product, and in the interstices between the sub-codes of this vast legislative edifice, Bentham's writings ranged across ethics, ontology, logic, political economy, judicial administration, poor law, prison reform, international law, education, religious beliefs and institutions, democratic theory, government, and administration.