Sentence examples for surveyors of from inspiring English sources

Lewis and Clark became the surveyors of Jeffersonian democracy.Yet the Corps of Discovery showed Jefferson's vision to be just that a vision.

Citing the early-20th-century Futurist movement that glorified technology, speed, industrial cities, youth and violence, surveyors of Gulf futurism see urban planning in the Gulf as part of a movement too, espousing utopian ideals of modernity and prosperity.

Field Mill, though, had been newly valued at £1.9m by Knight Frank, surveyors of Baker Street, London, and at June 2008, the club's profit and loss account was £743,780 in the black.

Surveyors of the prize's history have spoken ill of this good book, perhaps without reading it, or by being too ready to suppose that this industrious writer could manage a novel a year as well as running the Third Programme.

Instead he has published the kind of books Rushdie and others were expecting to appear when Vineland did: Mason & Dixon (1997), a vast, semi-parodic historical novel about the surveyors of 18th-century America, and Against the Day (2006), an even vaster fiction about early 20th-century balloonists, anarchists and other characters so numerous and eclectic as to be almost beyond summary.

More than 100 years ago, the first surveyors of glaciers estimated their span at about 6.5 square kilometers.

Peter's and as surveyor of antiquities.

He catalogued Old Master drawings at Windsor Castle and, in 1945, became Surveyor of the King's Pictures.

The company was founded in 1968 by J. David Power III as an independent surveyor of automobile quality.

Then George V asked Clark to assume the position of Surveyor of the King's Pictures.

"She was famously ugly," says Desmond surveyorylof, surveyor of the Queen's pictures.