Sentence examples for edifice to from inspiring English sources

If that occurred what need would there be to create an immense, expensive technical edifice to achieve it?

Certainly, it is an essential part of Jesus's message, switching the focus from the religious edifice to himself.

I don't think the F.A.A. is going to sit by and allow an ego edifice to be erected".

Well, that's annoying, too: In one of those peripapetic circumrotations I obviated a rustic whom I subjected to catchetical interrogation respecting the nosocomical characteristics of the edifice to which I was approximate.

The Church of England spelled out its programme for cutting carbon emissions (from churches, halls and vicarages) by 42% by 2020 and 80% by 2050.Nor was Windsor Castle the only grand British edifice to host green faith events recently.

In 1839 his friend, the writer Prosper Mérimée, placed him in charge of the restoration of the abbey church of La Madeleine at Vézelay (1840), the first edifice to be restored by a modern state commission.

Houses run the style gamut, from rangy antiques to new stone edifices to tidy (though not inexpensive) ranches.

They have pledged to build all these Olympic edifices to satisfy the demands made upon any Olympic host.

RIVALING earlier American moguls who built elaborate edifices to house their art collections, magnates of the 21st century are pouring their fortunes into founding their own ambitious museums.

Parma, 20 miles away from downtown, is defined by auto factories: massive edifices to another era that now sit mostly idle.

They hope to glaze buildings with panes covered in semi-transparent perovskite cells, allowing such edifices to declare, if not independence then at least autonomy from the power grid.