Both Christopher Schank and Carlos Ancalmo skillfully build elaborate surrealistic, multileveled architectural structures of wood, foam, plastic and other materials.
In different ways, Obama's 2008 campaign and Trump's current crusade skillfully build on the awesome force of audacious promises.
Skillfully, Obama has built the template for the 21st-century politician.
The first season of "Game of Thrones" built up skillfully, sketching in ten episodes a conflict among the kingdoms of Westeros, each its own philosophical ecosystem.
On very close inspection it turns out to be built of skillfully stacked newspapers — defective copies amassed for Arte Sella by a local printer.
And above all, Reeves skillfully explains how Nixon built a White House in which even the most intimate matters of day-to-day authority were concentrated in the tiniest imaginable presidential inner circle -- which for Nixon was ideally a circle of one.
An old-timer nicknamed Runner Mike, so-called because he jogs through the wilderness, builds skillfully camouflaged shelters with air-vents, insulation, passageways and spider-holes.
We had to wait more than a year to find out, but Vince Gilligan, the show's creator, had built his story skillfully enough that those thirteen months welled up with meaning.
In town, Mr. Kilmer-Purcell and his partner dropped into the American Hotel, built in 1847 and skillfully restored by a couple from the city.
