Sentence examples for life architecture from inspiring English sources

However, the very nature of being female in the UK means that you share the same life architecture as most other women.

For a month, I'd been listening to the SWAT-team members anxiously pine for their city, extolling its parks, night life, architecture, history, and food: Mosul dolma (ground beef and rice wrapped in grape leaves) and Mosul baja (boiled sheep's head and feet).

The vivid scenes represent life in the souq, Islam, education, social life, architecture, costumes and jewellery, the desert and oasis, water and survival, and the popular "underwater" sea exhibition.

Gaudí's work was influenced by his passions in life: architecture, nature, and religion.

The same turgid brushwork, out-of-tube pigment and other elements that once disguised the meanings in propagandistic art are used here by a new generation for narratives of life, architecture and landscape.

The wall was a relic from the days when larger-than-life architecture was accompanied by larger-than-life engineering.

It is a scrambled, congested, Dali-like composition of body parts, still-life, architecture and landscape made with unbelievable refinement and microscopic detailing.

This bold play with "futuristic" architecture and newly developed filming techniques helped make Metropolis a powerful influence on real-life architecture for decades to come.

The larger-than-life architecture was a four-story mansion that looked like a castle, long since demolished and replaced by the X-shaped buildings of a development called Castle Village.

Their goal is the symbiotic relation between life and architecture, not architecture for its own sake.

The last part of the video stresses town street life and architecture, the footage homing in on the architectural styles and details of old buildings.