Sentence examples for skillful architects from inspiring English sources

In antiquity the Etruscans were regarded as skillful architects and excellent builders.

But the most skillful architects have figured out how to balance these concerns.

The architect is a skillful hand at the building of upper-class apartments, and in planning this particular one he has, on the whole, made excellent use of the possibilities open to him.

When the shit finally hits the fan, Beguelin does a skillful job of letting the architect tell the wannabe writer that he doesn't have any talent and then proceed to call Donna's bluff by asking exactly how much money she was expecting to receive by shaking down her brother while saddling him with the responsibility of raising her child.

Through skillful mediation by the bill's architect, State Senator Kimberly Lightford, a Democrat from Maywood, education advocates and union leaders managed to write substantive legislation and avoid the kind of collective-bargaining crisis that Wisconsin experienced.

According to the lawsuit, "the building was defective, and not constructed in a skillful manner". The board hired an architect who found insufficient fire-stopping measures, lack of insulation and major facade problems.

The first work from the new office, a house for W.H. Winslow, was sensational and skillful enough to attract the attention of the most influential architect in Chicago, Daniel Burnham, who offered to subsidize Wright for several years if Wright would study in Europe to become the principal designer in Burnham's firm.

The Pritzker Prize, which confers $100,000, rapidly became the most prestigious an architect could aspire to, and it may be the most successful example anywhere of the skillful use of a big-money arts prize for public-relations benefit.

Their strikes were skillful.

Takes a skillful hand.

Very skillful cop.