Sentence examples for noble building from inspiring English sources
"For Perret, concrete was a noble building material," said Mrs. Chauvin.
For Michael Billington, Ejiofor's performance, "in its descent from majestic dignity to deluded rage, suggests a great and noble building being destroyed by the wrecker's ball".
Otherwise this is a performance that, in its descent from majestic dignity to deluded rage, suggests a great and noble building being destroyed by the wrecker's ball.
The noble building, built from 1937 to 1946 by the architect Auguste Perret, provided an imposing modernist space for the MiuMiu show, as it will for the company's continuing activities.
Wren managed to turn an early design they approved of into the noble building we see today: gothic in plan, baroque in spirit and crowned with one of the world's finest domes.
Another landmark lost is the Guaranty Trust office which moved out of its noble building on the Place de la Concorde to squeeze in with the Morgan's Place Vendome quarters.
The Irish and Anglo-Saxon monks did not construct noble buildings but knew how to write and to illustrate a book.
Everyone's aim is to create noble buildings and campuses that will attract talented staff and students, boosting the university's standing in the competitive international league.
With few exceptions, most of the castles, chateaus and other noble buildings in the region are the property of the Czech state today, and remain open to the public.
Its origins date back to 1897, when Jane Stanford gave the Board of Trustees a list of five "noble" buildings, including a home for the chemistry department, to be completed to fulfill her family's vision for the university.
Obviously, this is tricky material, the more easily shot in England, where bits and pieces of many noble buildings served to make the asylum, and where the dedication of Kate Winslet, who was the first performer to commit to the film, inspired a cast that includes such actors as Patrick Malahide and Billie Whitelaw in smaller roles.
