Sentence examples for structure like that from inspiring English sources

"A film with a technological structure like that can't possibly have a script.

To put a structure like that on the river is difficult.

"When you go out into the world, there's no structure like that.

"The ability to build a structure like that can be traced to Babylonian and Assyrian roots," she said.

"Any structure like that is going to create a huge challenge," he said, noting that he did not know the specific capabilities of the Parisian fire force.

In today's climate of giddy ostentation, a pompous structure like that might find takers, said Michael Sorkin, director of the graduate urban design program at the City University of New York.

Speaking of structure, I like that the movie says Peter's circle isn't the only option.

But there is no reason every ballet should be structured like that.

We have a lot more experience running museums that are structured like that," he told the Guardian.

The mode of action of the DNA targeting ligands focuses either on the sequence-specificity by groove binding and strand cleavage, or by identifying the morphologically distinct higher order structures like that of the G-quadruplex DNA.

A Mayrinax tough construction is structured like that in (75), in which the DP ruas is not base-generated as the internal argument of the embedded verb talan, but instead merges as the external argument of the first verb 'ayhung.