Sentence examples for multilevel edifice that from inspiring English sources

There's the magnificent New Mexico History Museum, opened last May, a light-filled multilevel edifice that also incorporates the nation's oldest continually occupied municipal building, the Palace of the Governors.

Farrell wanted an imposing edifice that would remind people of the power of the State.

I climbed to the top floor of a modern edifice that housed a bank.

Saint Stephen's was established in 1147; only the west facade remains of the late Romanesque edifice that burned in 1258.

They found a house in Mount Airy, a vast stone edifice that had been a bed and breakfast.

Sans fans, the billion-dollar edifice that is baseball would swiftly collapse.

Switch to the Palace of Westminster and you're challenged by an edifice that says: "Stand back.

(Should a hallowed architect unthinkably create some edifice that was flawed in the first place).

A successful marriage is an edifice that must be rebuilt every day.

He proclaimed, "[A]n edifice that produces beggars needs restructuring".

Perhaps more than anything else, it is the statement implied by an edifice that looms over an entire cityscape.