Sentence examples for fledgling architect from inspiring English sources
Miuccia Prada is a fashion designer by profession, but she's also an art curator, film producer, fledgling architect, conflicted feminist, avid consumer and unreconstructed socialist.
And a fledgling architect (Jesse Eisenberg) finds his relationship with his kind, if bland, girlfriend (Greta Gerwig) blown to smithereens when her neurotic actress friend (Ellen Page) shows up for a visit.
He is Jack, a fledgling architect — played, speaking of overdetermination, by Jesse Eisenberg — who lives with his kindhearted, somewhat bland girlfriend, Sally (Greta Gerwig), in a cozy apartment in the Trastevere section of Rome.
Even in Chile, however, it's hard to build a house like this for only $80,000, Mr. Klotz admitted, explaining that the client kept costs low by hiring a fledgling architect to supervise construction.
An heir to the Procter & Gamble soap fortune, Cecil Gamble was satisfied with what he heard and offered the fledgling architect a guided tour.
I admit I was also enchanted by Juno's Ellen Page in the segment where she moves in with fledgling architect Jesse Eisenberg and his on-screen girlfriend, Greta Gerwig.
Leaving any job after 12 weeks is bound to earn you a reputation for impetuousness, or arrogance, or possibly both; neither quality is prized among the clients on whom an independent architect's fledgling practice depends.
They toast Mr. Vavilov, 46, as an architect of Russia's fledgling market economy and a maverick financier whose philanthropic contributions to universities in the United States and abroad have produced important financial research.
Although HafenCity — which is being built in sections by a mix of architects — is still in its fledgling stages, there are already several areas for visitors to enjoy.
For years, visitors have explored Oak Park's handsome tree-shaded streets and traced Wright's growth from fledgling draftsman around 1890 to world-renowned Prairie House architect.
The Getty Trust, newly enriched by a sale of Getty Oil shares left to it by J. Paul Getty, was then a fledgling institution eager for legitimacy, and Mr Meier was a proven architect who built white buildings, mostly houses, in the style of Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius.
