Sentence examples for its edifice from inspiring English sources

Folkestone, another once glorious seaside town that fell on hard times as visitors abandoned it, is having significant success with its programme of cultural regeneration, although, unlike Margate, it worked hard at a grassroots level before it started indulging its edifice complex (and Quarterhouse is relatively modest in size, sitting snugly on a town street).

In 1995, after a century of amateurism, potential competitors forced the rugby union to add professionals to its edifice.

There was an image of two masked men who had climbed a tall building, enshrouded its edifice in a black Islamic State flag, and blasted a pistol into the air.

What Iran fears most is a Gorbachev figure, somebody from within the regime who in the name of compromise with the West ends up selling out the revolution and destroying its edifice.

Shinmoe-dake is 18,000 years old and its edifice is andesitic-dacitic.

Eventually New York got over its edifice complex and lost interest in the quest to build ever-taller office buildings.

The emphasis of the Byzantine church on the physical splendour of its edifices was a cardinal factor in determining the characteristics of Russian ecclesiastical architecture.

Databases aren't sexy, but they're the absolute foundation of the tech world, the ground on which all of its edifices are constructed.

I saw an example of creative recycling in its edifices of bottles, cans and old tires.

This led me to wonder if Hoover High had any famous graduates of its own who may qualify for naming rights for its edifices.

They admired its consistent, low-rise building fabric, its ceremonial avenues and public squares, its grand civic edifices, its parks and its integral relationship with the Seine River.