Sentence examples for new edifice from inspiring English sources

The whole new edifice of bidding for rail franchises is tottering.

In fact, even scientists dismiss criticism and potential falsifications until someone builds a new edifice on the basis of the black swan.

In a city where virtually every building has been bombed, burned, shelled beyond recognition or simply obliterated by war, a spanking new edifice has risen downtown.

"Degenerate Art" was a blockbuster, far outdrawing a show that had opened the day before, a short walk away, in a new edifice, dear to Hitler, called the House of German Art.

Cosimo now resolved to bring them under his direct tutelage by moving them en bloc from their various sites to a new edifice next door to his ducal residence, an action symbolic of his determination to manage every aspect of the state.

"It was about going back to my roots — when I was in Paris I realized that was what people look to me for," said Mr. Lauren, referring to the mansion of a store he opened in France in the spring, which will be matched by the magnificent new edifice to open this autumn on Madison Avenue.

However, as RiskScape was developed in New Zealand, the creation of new edifices in an Auckland eruption poses a serious hazard which needs to be included.

While the Chinese built new edifices, the old infrastructure deteriorated for lack of funds for maintenance.

Since the destruction of the Twin Towers, ten years and three months ago, two new edifices have risen.

China is littered with shiny new edifices labelled "returning-student entrepreneurial building".All this coincides with a change in the flow of people.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin January 10 , 2012Since the destruction of the Twin Towers, ten years and three months ago, two new edifices have risen.