Sentence examples for pristine building from inspiring English sources

"It looks like a crime scene," the friend remarked about the dwelling in the otherwise pristine building.

The most pristine building in Sarajevo these days, standing right in the center of the war-smashed city, is a refurbished riverside mansion housing the embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

As Mr. Klein began to wind down his tour at the Excellence Charter School in Bedford-Stuyvesant, the Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz, marveled at the pristine building, impeccably painted and decorated with collegiate logos and inspirational quotes.

The natural frequencies before and after damage calculated by solving the eigenvalue problem were used as target frequency values in the CWT analyses, the natural frequencies of the pristine building ranged from 1.6 to 10.8 Hz.

(Comets are primitive and relatively pristine building blocks left over from the solar system's formation).

Viola's art can be as epic and prophetic as "Going Forth By Day," involving 400 extras and depicting a pristine building that gets flooded from the inside, actors cascading on whitewater down the front steps, or as lyrical as the installation "He Weeps for You," in which your own projected image is held within a slowly forming, finally shattering droplet of water.

A visit to it in a sandstorm, with clouds of dust blowing into the pristine buildings, makes an Ozymandian fate easy to imagine.

Libeskind disliked the office routine, and thought that Meier's elegant, pristine buildings were a kind of high-class form of standardization.

In Clinton, where about 15percentt of children under age 18 live in poverty, all students attend schools rated among the best in the state, with pristine buildings and an abundance of supplies.

A visitor to the area now, who came armed only with poverty statistics, would be surprised to discover an ordinary looking suburb, full of neat new build houses, a pristine college building and a busy, well stocked local community hub called The Bridge, which contains a swimming pool, computer facilities, exhibition spaces and a bustling library.

She liked the idea of a pristine new building, but she changed her mind when she saw the newly built Clinton Hill Village, a condominium complex on Kent Avenue.