Sentence examples for large edifice from inspiring English sources

Mike It's rather like watching some large edifice collapsing in slow-motion.

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

He also noted in his report, Mission de Phénicie, that a local treasure hunter told him of a large edifice near the Awali bridge.

It requires a lot of money to create a large edifice in Lower Manhattan and it's difficult to raise money, especially if you're dealing with a project that has so much baggage attached to it, even if it is unfair baggage.

We've seen USB turntables before, but turntables have, historically, been pretty large edifices of technology.

But the details of the two cases support a larger edifice, what Raghavan calls "the rise of the Indian-American elite".

The room seems to tick and buzz with the fading energy of the larger edifice, and I can't help thinking of the congeries of wires strung inside the walls, the cables bringing power to the X-ray lab, the EKG and EEG machines, the life-support systems, and of the myriad pipes and the fluids that they drain.

Although it is identified as 620 today, it actually is part of a larger edifice, 616-632 Avenue of the Americas (between 18th and 19th Streets), which was created in 1895-7 as the Siegel-Cooper Dry Goods Store by the architectural firm of DeLemos & Cordes.

It is proposed in this paper that a free-ended periodic structure can be represented very efficiently as a substructure in a larger edifice by making full use of the similarity between it and a rotationally periodic structure.

The sanctity of a woman is a directive principle of that larger edifice called Indian civilization.

When Jan Gehl looks at Tverskaya, Moscow's broad main street, whose decorative Stalinist blocks and Art Nouveau department stores lead straight toward the Kremlin (thanks to Joseph Stalin, who tore down churches and moved larger edifices aside to take the bend out of the venerable roadway), the Danish urban-planning guru sees cars parked on the sidewalks.