Sentence examples for noble edifice from inspiring English sources
For example, one diary entry from Boswell reads: "Tuesday 10 May 1763 At the bottom of the Haymarket I picked up a strong, jolly young damsel, and taking her under the arm I conducted her to Westminster Bridge, and then in armour complete did I engage her upon this noble edifice.
I say they are covering a noble edifice with graffiti.
Everything that land contained, its hills and valleys, its rivers and lakes, its great cities and noble edifices, its wonderful commerce, its teeming myriads of inhabitants, its counties studded with vast manufactories, its abounding life and energy of every description, would be invisible.
Our curious pronunciation of those four words -- "The Empire State Building" -- tells us a lot about our feelings for the noble, lonely edifice stranded there between 33rd and 34th Streets, aloof from the huddled skyscrapers of downtown and Midtown, and long since abandoned by its lover, King Kong.
The famous gallery which contains the antiquities, is the third story of a noble stone edifice, built in the form of the Greek Π, the upper part fronting the river Arno, and one of the legs adjoining to the ducal palace, where the courts of justice are held.
The New York State Historic Preservation Office correctly notes of the noble downtown edifice, that it is, " an outstanding intact example of the Neoclassical style specifically inspired by Roman architecture.
The Fifth Symphony, he said, was "a great symphonic poem that is probably the noblest thought-built edifice in the world".
The stately stone edifice was recently renovated.
In any case, something about the storied edifice struck the Chicagoan's fancy and its noble hall became the inspiration for a musical American cousin.
