Sentence examples for to be architecture from inspiring English sources

Her staff, seven people in all, tend to be architecture and photography graduates in their early twenties.

The design we take personal pleasure from everyday is now less likely to be architecture and more likely to be an interface.

The dramatic device that links the three stories is that of a venal young person who becomes a murderer; yet — as in the director's later films — the strongest influence on behavior seems to be architecture.

Ominous as that may sound, even those who are leading "the movement" — such as Linda Dishman, executive director of the Los Angeles Conservancy — stress that they don't want to be architecture thought police, hounding homeowners to allow tours or insisting on period perfection.

Requiring the reader to become a translator - stopping to guess the word that Alex should have chosen - the off-centre sentences also make standard observations affectingly fresh, as when Alex notices that Jonathan is weeping: "I observed that the hero had small rivers descending his face, and I wanted to put my hand on his face, to be architecture for him".

Now in its 13th year, the Stirling claims to be architecture's Turner prize, and though this is no recommendation, it does help to generate publicity.

The objectives for this study are threefold: model a "to-be" architecture for a combined TeleTrak and SPARK system to develop system requirements, determine if an optimal position for the telescope exists to return to while waiting for the next collect, and demonstrate knowledge and understanding of DOE and simulation principles and techniques.

In case you need a break from the main stage at Coachella, the DJ, musician and architecture blogger is going to be talking architecture in Palm Springs.

Before coming to The Times, he was architecture critic for Slate and a frequent contributor to the New York Times.

What really brought me to this show was architecture.

I used to be an architecture critic.