Sentence examples for term building from inspiring English sources

Initially it was an outsiders' term, building on centuries-old usages of the word Hindu.

Mies, similarly, preferred the term "building art" to the word architecture, which he found overly burdened with high-cultural attitudes.

Like Mies, who preferred the term "building art"to architecture, Moneo embraces material construction as architecture's basic fact.

Back to Mrs. Clinton: Much of her policy agenda could be characterized as a third Obama term, building on the center-left policies of the past eight years.

Those in "Chinese History 185: Creating ChinaX" — a campus class offered only to Harvard students — have spent this term building Bol's online course, module by module, in small groups under his direction.

It says its policy measures on negative gearing and superannuation will pay dividends in the longer term, building to higher surpluses than the Coalition, and that's what explains its larger surplus in the long term.

That's a long-term building process (it took Sullivan's last quarterback about seven years to master it in New York).

The Republicans' job is to try to limit the big spending to tax cuts and short-term building projects.

The trades for Nieuwendyk and Jamie Langenbruner were shrewd, but General Manager Lou Lamoriello did not make them for long-term building.

The shareholders, Board of Directors and staff of 200 E. 78th Street mourn the untimely loss of our much beloved and long-term building superintendent, Peter Vancek.

But the good news for Raiders fans is, if (or when) their team fails to finish over.500 for a 10th straight year, they won't have to worry about knee-jerk reactionary changes next off-season that will stall the long-term building plans.