Sentence examples for wrote building from inspiring English sources

Mark Brennan of New York wrote: "Building more runways sounds like a good solution until one recognizes that the real problem is that runways today (and presumably those to be added in the future) are not allocated economically.

Anderson wrote, "Building from strobing, techno back beats, Taio melodically, and bluntly, asks his muse to take a few, er, risque pictures for him, before transitioning into speaking voice with the help of party queen Kesha".

Instead, they found Stropharia cubensis a psilocybin-containing mushroom and performed "the experiment at La Chorrera," which involved, as Dennis later wrote, "building a hyper-dimensional vehicle out of the 4D transformation of my own DNA interlaced with the DNA of a mushroom".

"Not seeing a tsunami or an economic event coming is excusable," he writes; "building something fragile to them is not".

As the literary scholar Sarah Falcus writes, building on the work of Sally Chivers, "We may all have a more mobile relationship to age than to other perspectives or subject positions … because we are all aging at any one moment".

As Rodin writes, "Building resilience is not a luxury, it's a 21st century imperative".

In my "I Love L.A". essay in the book, I write: Buildings come and go, but though the facades change, the light doesn't.

One of New York's great builders, Col. William A. Starrett, who helped put up the Empire State Building, wrote that "building skyscrapers is the nearest peacetime equivalent of war".

Ms. Weinshall wrote that building a school to meet CUNY's needs would cost $255 million.

"Everywhere the name is affixed," he wrote, "the building has become a huge success.

It was, he wrote, "about building a place where we can all... better understand our home".