Sentence examples for man architect from inspiring English sources

My Renaissance Man: architect, artist, author, opera lover, musician, linguist.

It now includes policy manager Tom Morrison-Bell, another Lexington (and ex-Google) man, architect and urban designer Simon Carne and community engagement expert Millie Macdonald from Dods.

Gore Vidal was probably right in guessing that "Atlas Shrugged" is the one book that everyone in Congress has read, and some feminists have been drawn to the writer whose journalist heroine is happily raped by the "ideal man", architect Howard Roark in "The Fountainhead".

In Rove himself — baby-faced hatchet man, architect of the political career of George W. Bush, possessor of one of the most admiring nicknames Bush has ever bestowed (Boy Genius) and one of the most pungent (Turd Blossom), deputy chief of the White House staff — the story had a villain, who, like all the best villains, came equipped with vassals acclaiming him a hero.

Ai Weiwei is an extraordinary man, architect, artist and activist.

"There's a paradigm shift now: the one-man architect working from home with a bright idea now has access to an infinite amount of computing power in the cloud.

Genial, pompous man enters architect's office asking to see chief.

While many would have sought to evict the old man, the architect instead struck up a tenuous friendship.

Alberti, who lived from 1404 to 1472, was the embodiment of a Renaissance man: an architect, author, cryptographer, humanist, linguist, mathematician, poet and sculptor.

"Only a year and a half after he was dead, I found a young man – an architect, 26 years younger than me – who lived with me for 10 years in the house I shared with Chris.

Work on the courtyards - which have only been seen by the public as glimpses through windows - should be completed next year, to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the birth of the man many architects regard as the greatest of his kind.