Sentence examples for facade to be from inspiring English sources

There comes a point where prolonged inscrutability raises suspicion that there is nothing much behind the facade to be scruted.

"I consider the facade to be the most typical and most personal part of the entire project," Garnier wrote.

The contractor built a mock-up of the glass facade to be sure that it could withstand high winds and rain without leaking.

Plans call for the facade to be embellished with a copper menorah taken from the old shul, as well as a Holy Ark built of elements from the old Holy Ark.

The Reiss building will now be preserved, though Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, said he was skeptical that the garage could be built in a way that would allow the facade to be preserved.

But about 1930, the house was extensively altered, with a new wing and a lavish new organ room that caused "the careful balance of the original facade" to be lost, said Michael R. Corbett, an architectural historian who evaluated the property for the town.

But how likely is it that other major companies will turn out, behind their imposing facades, to be little more than pyramid schemes?

Like Italian architects carving Renaissance and Baroque facades to be revealed in Mediterranean light, Rudolph succeeded in suggesting depth within shallow dimensions.

If a manual selection is tedious due to a multitude of facades to be investigated, instead a repetitive pattern approach (Wendel et al. 2010) can be used to automatically infer the facades' dimensions.

Yamasaki's design called for the building facades to be sheathed in aluminum-alloy.

Behind the old facade are to be a lobby and mezzanine garage.