Sentence examples for edifice about from inspiring English sources

And it's O'Neill's script, in the end, that wears Lane down — while shoring up the other cast members, who emerge from this monumental edifice about crumbling humanity as new or bigger stars.

A notice carries the information that Libeskind has called the project "Between the Lines", and goes on to badger us about "voids" - the spaces built into the edifice about which Libeskind has, however much we relish the paradox, too much to say.

The Qatari and Chinese edifices about to rise along the banks of the Thames are pastiches of the Gulf economy.

After months of doom-laden prophesies of how the whole cultural edifice was about to fall apart, Mr Osborne in fact delivered surprisingly good news for the country's arts institutions.

This was partly due to her soulful voice, but mostly to her winning stage presence: streetwise Cockney waif done up as Forties jazz vamp, with any pretensions undercut by the comic timing of what might be termed her Mrs Overall persona, whose asides to the audience suggest that the whole edifice is about to come crashing down on her head.

Last summer, Trump who ranks No. 292 on the Forbes World's Richest People list agreed to buy Conseco's 50% stake in the edifice for about $295 million.

That imperial edifice was less about race than about class and status, he insists.

"It transformed my brain from being all over the place to a reasonable edifice of knowledge about something".

A catastrophic earthquake struck the capital three days ago, destroying almost every edifice and burying about 100,000 people to their untimely deaths.

"I wanted to characterize a linear world with cracks in its edifice," Lopatin says about the song.

The agent of the leak is a rather colorful climate contrarian named Alec Rawls, who essentially claimed, on the basis of a single sentence in the draft, that the entire edifice of climate science is about to collapse.