Sentence examples for under the edifice from inspiring English sources

You see it in the superb set design by Max Jones, a desolate, stripped-back stage, often bare but for a mattress sheltering under the edifice of an Edinburgh high-rise, all boarded-up windows and cold grey concrete.

CRU's importance has always lain in the foundations it puts under the edifice of climate science.

Yours, Joan Dear Joan, One of the things that fascinates about these protests is how many organisers are young people who have abandoned party politics to camp out under the edifices of global finance – in America, the occupiers are the Obama generation, worn out with asking politely for change that never comes.

The results show that the seismicity located inside or under the volcanic edifice produces an increase of the low-frequency energy ratios with travel time in both areas.

The GNSS observations indicate that deep magma migration was not associated directly with the 2014 eruption, but that existing magma under the volcanic edifice reactivated the shallower hydrothermal source that was responsible for the 2007 eruption and subsequently led to regional ground deformation.

Sometimes it feels as if the edifice is under threat from all sides.

It has ties to several U.S. saints, including John Neumann, the bishop under whose tenure much of the edifice was constructed and who established the first parochial school system in the U.S., and Katharine Drexel, a philanthropist and educator who founded the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, who worshipped at the cathedral.

As the edifice was built under and through the overlying ice, the style of volcanism evolved in a complex history of growth.

In recent years, for example, the edifice of Kemalism has come under assault, and Turkey has now elected an Islamist to the presidency in open defiance of the military-bureaucratic elite.

There's one big story this year that won't garner headlines but will have a profound impact on our future: The edifice of post-Great Depression economics is coming under an ultimately mortal intellectual assault.

As a professor at Princeton University, then a Fed governor under Mr Greenspan and briefly an adviser to George Bush, he helped build the edifice of macroeconomic orthodoxy that has proven so badly flawed.