Sentence examples for original edifice from inspiring English sources

THE BOTTOM LINE The original edifice and its contemporary redesign are worth a one-night stay, even at rack rates that start at 230 euros a night, about $350 at $1.52 to the euro, on the high side for this city, but rates are frequently lower, often 99 euros on weekends and 120 euros on weekdays.

While rejecting the very idea of a philosophical system, Camus constructed his own original edifice of ideas around the key terms of absurdity and rebellion, aiming to resolve the life-or-death issues that motivated him.

On the Piazza of the Pantheon we should find not only the Pantheon of to-day, as it was bequeathed to us by Hadrian, but, on the same site, the original edifice erected by Agrippa; indeed, the same piece of ground would be supporting the church of Santa Maria sopra Minerva and the ancient temple over which it was built.

In the 1960s, the San Ignacio de Velasco church was replaced with modern construction; in the 1990s, Hans Roth and his co-workers brought the restoration as close as possible to the original edifices.

Original volcanic edifices of two successive stages of Gran Canaria are reconstructed using a geomorphometric analysis of existent or restored paleosurfaces.

Bond valence sum analysis showed that far from being negligible, these secondary interactions amount to about 20% of the overall bonding pattern about the calcium atoms in 2. These results provide further evidence of the importance of non-covalent interactions in the coordination chemistry of alkaline earths, as a useful tool to design original molecular edifices.

The original Beaux Arts edifice was replaced with the current horror, a maze of tunnels and fast food outlets underneath the hideous Madison Square Garden arena.

The main chateau of Compiègne is a place of less whimsy and imagination, a severe and somber tribute to King Louis XV, who ordered it built from scratch on the site of the original 14th-century edifice.

Twentieth-century archaeologists and restorers have severely criticized these fanciful reconstructions and added structures posing as restorations, for they often destroy or render obscure the original form of the edifice.

During the development of his hotel, Trump did away with much of the edifice's original interior, even after pledging to preserve certain elements.

Walt Whitman, extoller of the Brooklyn Bridge, described the Crystal Palace as "an original, esthetic, perfectly proportioned, American edifice". To walk down Park Avenue and glance upon glass towers like Lever House and the Seagram Building might not immediately suggest hothouses, but there is a connection.