How To Use Architecturally In A Sentence
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Architecturally they incorporate the low roofs, polygonal towers and shallow, semicircular domes of the Byzantine mode.
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Bach had an unparalleled talent for assimilating disparate influences into an architecturally harmonious whole at a time when an unprecedented number of disparate influences — Renaissance polyphony, Lutheran chorale, Italian monody, French dance music, you name it — was ripe for assimilation.
Fame, it's not your brain, it's just the flame that burns your change
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Architecturally it is oppressively dull. Each of the fifty-four towns are built according to an identical plan.
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In the background were the out-of-focus balconies of a massive, architecturally horrendous apartment block.
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Actors from the West End musical Mamma Mia! and film director Michael Winner have joined protests against plans to "vandalise" one of Britain's most architecturally beautiful shopping arcades.
Fury grows over Burlington Arcade renovation as shopkeeper faces eviction
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Architecturally its bigness was exaggerated by the close spacing of the aluminium structure shooting upwards from the Gothic arches at the base.
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This database is an attempt to compile many sources of information into one place; to give as complete a listing as is possible of the hundreds of architecturally significant houses in Oak Park.
Check Out This Wright Site
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One of the most architecturally impressive of all, having originated during the era of Spanish colonization, is 400-year-old Aguascalientes, known for its magnificent public buildings, its cleanliness, and the San Marcos Gardens, center of the oldest, most famous fair in Mexico, the San Marcos Fair.
April in Aguascalientes: Food and Drink at Mexico's National Fair
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But perhaps most architecturally visible, every Waldorf school centres on a theatre, a community centre where every pupil can learn to perform some music, a recitation, dance, drama, or the special Steiner practice of eurhythmy.
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Architecturally, DCA complex was an antipode of a typical 1970s Dundee structure.
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It is the only (architecturally) purely Gothic church in Bamberg.
Catholic Bamberg: The Upper Parish Church
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The jaw adductor muscles, masseter and temporalis, are small and architecturally simple.
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The house was converted from a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom dilapidated property in need of lots of care and attention to a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom architecturally design house.
Apartment in Dublin by Fuse Interiors
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Architecturally, the original house had a very strong enfilade, which he extended with a new dining area and courtyard, treated here as an outdoor room.
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Yet the thick supports between panes, though architecturally interesting (in a whale-bone ribcage kind of way) intrude on the view.
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Mr. Newton took me everywhere, even to the little seventeenth-century Swedish church, which architecturally may be described as the antipodes of Philadelphia's newer glory, the Curtis
Roving East and Roving West
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City Centre Townhouse by Fuse Interiors By Michael The house was converted from a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom dilapidated property in need of lots of care and attention to a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom architecturally design house.
Apartment in Dublin by Fuse Interiors
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Architecturally they incorporate the low roofs, polygonal towers and shallow, semicircular domes of the Byzantine mode.
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In the early 1990s, the city began to be discovered by gay and lesbian investors who were interested in the relatively cheap but architecturally worthy housing stock and vacant storefronts that were on offer.
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To the architecturally uninitiated, the building looks like a domestic iron on its end, or the prow of a ship.
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Pennell describes how architecturally trained draughtsmen who have no experience of drawing directly from life tend to render objects with photographic perspective.
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But perhaps most architecturally visible, every Waldorf school centres on a theatre, a community centre where every pupil can learn to perform some music, a recitation, dance, drama, or the special Steiner practice of eurhythmy.
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Architecturally they incorporate the low roofs, polygonal towers and shallow, semicircular domes of the Byzantine mode.
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• London House, Rhosmaen Street 01558 822800, heavenlychoc.co.uk Simon Wright, partner of Y Polyn restaurant, CarmarthenshireThe much-loved half-timbered ice-cream shop on Henley-in-Arden's architecturally rich high street refrains from parading its heritage credentials.
Ten of the best UK ice-cream sellers
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The greatest ruler of this city-state was Pacal, who took power in 603 A.D. and commenced a construction boom of architecturally innovative buildings that lasted through and beyond his 68-year reign.
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A major overseas developer has proposed an array of architecturally designed houses, duplexes and apartments up to eight storeys high on the Rifle Range block at the start of Papamoa Beach Rd.
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The main hall is of course upstairs, there is an outdated stairlift and the whole building, architecturally handsome though it may be, was built in a era when disabled people were not catered for.
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Architecturally, the Urbino and Gubbio studioli are capstones to the ambitious building program that Federico sponsored from the 1460s and that continued for almost a decade after his death.
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro
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And yet, architecturally, it is a trumpet blast: an extraordinary structure that is striking, clear and unmissable.
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Twenty-five years ago glass facades to buildings were regarded as architecturally passé and ecologically irresponsible.
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this building is ugly, but architecturally interesting
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As Akhundov showed Reiss the run-down, architecturally eclectic mansions of a century earlier, the guide rhapsodized in beautiful phrasing.
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Published and architecturally significant, the residence is made up of two unique glass and steel boxes perched in and cantilevered from a series of exposed poured concrete walls.
Lake Hollywood House by Mills Studio
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It is extremely chancy, moreover, to anticipate the future of art architecturally, or to presuppose that modern art will continue to be shaped principally by painting and sculpture, albeit on a larger scale.
