Sentence examples for prolific builder from inspiring English sources

Germany was a prolific builder, too.

But in Monroe County, Mr. Percudani gained a reputation as a prolific builder.

East River Park and its promenade date from the 1930's, when they were built in the era of Robert Moses, a city official known as a prolific builder of highways, parks and other public projects.

Queen Hatshepsut, a prolific builder who was a regent for her stepson, Thutmose III, was almost obliterated from history after he ascended the throne in the 15th century B.C. Thutmose, and then his son Amenhotep II, systematically removed her image from monuments, reliefs, statues, cartouches and the official list of Egyptian rulers, perhaps in an effort to underline their own legitimacy.

When the main tower at Canary Wharf was proposed in the 1980s, according to Peter Bressington of Arup, an engineering firm that is a prolific builder of skyscrapers, nobody was able to predict accurately how long it would take to evacuate if a fire broke out.

Although he had been a prolific builder, Mr. Macklowe really made a name for himself in 1985, when his company tore down two single-room-occupancy hotels on West 44th Street during the night without turning off the gas or obtaining permits.

The rental towers are part of East Coast, a project being developed by one of the city's most prolific builders, TF Cornerstone.

But the two men, both prolific builders, are putting aside their differences long enough to exchange properties and money on the real estate chessboard known as Manhattan.

The building will stand as a lasting tribute to Paul Milstein's love of architecture, enduring commitment to education, and legacy as one of New York City's most prolific builders.

One of the state's most prolific builders, Maracay Homes, bought 13 pieces of land for development over the past 30 months in Phoenix and Tucson, where homes have been rising at a fast clip.

Mr. Ross, one of the city's most prolific builders, had effectively abandoned the bidding for the railyards site in March when his partner and anchor tenant, the News Corporation, dropped out.