Sentence examples for successful architects from inspiring English sources

The successful architects were Edward Teller and Stanislaw M. Ulam.

"The most successful architects of that were [Tony] Blair and [Gordon] Brown.

Koolhaas speaks ruefully of the weak position in which even the most successful architects find themselves.

"I barely know any successful architects who don't work for authoritarian regimes," Matzig said.

Many successful architects today are global nomads, sketching ideas on paper napkins as they jet from one city to another.

He was one of the most successful architects in the country when he came to the capital in 1851, and had toiled there for four different U.S. presidents.

Ito's father was a successful architect in Tokyo who had studied architecture in the United States.

In the opening scene Adam, a successful architect, is awarded a gold medal for career achievement.

Kelvin, the wealthy businessman, and Jack, the successful architect -- former wild men -- are hospitable but edgy.

Ferguson, a successful architect and entrepreneur, makes much of his detachment from all political parties.

He went on to be a successful architect, not unlike Herr Todt, though on a less grandiose scale.