Sentence examples for edifice in which from inspiring English sources
Sibelius, however, kicks off with an unforgettable sequence of string and woodwind chords that depict the vast edifice in which the subsequent tragedy plays itself out.
Many physicists are placing their bets on string theory's mathematically imposing edifice in which nature comprises tiny strings vibrating in 10 dimensions of space-time.
We work meticulously on each individual measure, one by one, and it's fascinating to see him slowly build the opera into a really magnificent edifice in which every piece fits perfectly.
The city's leading guilds were assigned niches on the exterior of the edifice in which to place statues of their patron saints, each commission aiming to outdo its predecessor in artistic excellence.
Flushed out of its 19th-century opera house by the calamitous floods of last summer, the Semper Oper of Dresden is staging its latest production in an automobile factory -- a shimmering glass-and-steel edifice in which the newest VW, a luxury sedan called the Phaeton, is assembled.
The loss of proper, external musical sensation does heighten my sense of what Beethoven arrived at in those late String Quartets, living entirely for an inner world and creating within it an edifice in which you tend to wrestle away the superficial and the unnecessary.
Hindu temples began as simple shrines housing a deity and by the time of the Hoysalas had evolved into well articulated edifices in which worshippers sought transcendence of the daily world.
He said board members had "an edifice complex in which only new buildings count and ones with history need to be replaced by Disneyland facades".
Although a 3D model would be suitable to represent a more accurate scenario, the axis symmetric assumption is a reasonable approximation for representing caldera systems and volcano edifices in general, which are usually characterized by radial structures.
While the Crusaders, who ruled the area from 1148 to 1187, were aware the tomb belonged to Lot, it remained a Muslim sanctuary unlike other Muslim edifices in Palestine which were converted to Christian use.
The situation was little better at Philipsburg Manor, a historic edifice in Sleepy Hollow, which suffered $4.1 million in damage, according to Waddell W. Spillman, president of Historic Hudson Valley in Tarrytown.
