Sentence examples for edifice with from inspiring English sources

The original plans, from 1907, were for a Beaux-Arts edifice with Greco-Roman details.

Its stained-glass windows match those on the Woodlawn edifice, with their city skyline motif.

Motherwell library is a Carnegie edifice with "Let There Be Light" over the door.

A practitioner visualizes a large edifice with a warren of rooms that she furnishes with familiar objects.

Nearby is Psar Nath, the city's main market, housed in a faded yellow Art Deco edifice with a tiered roof and clock tower built in 1936.

This summer I stayed at the whitewashed Artemis Hotel overlooking the harbour, an elegant, crenulated edifice with a shabby-chic lobby scattered with driftwood sculpture and amphora.

Yet the thrill that came in recital and on disc from hearing Levit negotiate such huge musical edifices with utter assurance and clear-sighted intelligence was missing here.

But the IOC likes host cities to erect grand edifices with the Olympic name on them.The billions that Britain has spent on revamping bits of east London will generate benefits; but so would spending such sums on many other things.

But Richard Morrison in the Times was less sure, accusing Thurley of "fogeyish nostalgia" and a failure to address the modern era: "how he revels in the 'classical freestyle' of the Victorians and Edwardians, erecting imperial edifices with a flamboyant swagger that suggests a blissful oblivion to all that nasty modernism sprouting on the continent".

Catastrophic volcanic debris avalanches reshape volcanic edifices with up to half of pre-collapse cone volumes being removed.

Now you can fill those edifices with upscale household accoutrement also inspired by the lifestyle high-priestess.