Sentence examples for utter building from inspiring English sources

I occupied the corner chair, witnessing and waiting, dreaming up put-downs that I would never utter, building up my arrogance while craving their acceptance.

Harry Reichenbach, a public relations specialist, wrote in his 1931 book, "Phantom Fame," that, on behalf of Braun & Company, he had tricked Comstock by placing the print in the store's window and then repeatedly complaining to Comstock, even hiring a group of youngsters who stood in front of the building "uttering expressions of unholy glee".

I saw the back of the building and utter destruction and I knew that no one was going to take care of me".

Israel Berger Architects have been supervising an utter transformation of the building, in particular the cleaning, which has brought back the natural mellow glow of Hatch's work, however imperfect it may have been in terms of fireproofing.

Certainly, it is easy to feel protective towards good old Blighty after spending a few days listening to aloof Eurocrats utter Eurotruisms inside a building dotted with conspicuously expensive modern art.

The windows were few, very small in size, and distributed up and down the building with utter contempt of regularity.

Denise Flintham, who owns a shop across the road, said the buildings were "a total and utter eyesore".

Both of these building designs were uncompromising in their utter simplicity.

But moments earlier a House of Commons official had made it clear there would be no further questioning of him after the hearing and he was out of the building as quickly as you could utter "declaration of war".

Of course, the school is an utter failure before Robert and his crew even finish building it.

This one is usually uttered in a work setting, on some vague team building exercise or --worse -- an interview.