The Architect In A Sentence

• The architect wrote it down.
• The architect was in despair.
• The architect followed this advice.
• This is what the architect naturally prefers.
• Rome could not help the architect here.
• He concurred in all that had been said of the architect.
• Have to confess such is the intention of the architect.
• The architect had disdained any attempt at ornamentation.
• She liked to be the architect, not the workman.
• It takes the superior point of view of the architect.
• A carpenter has a trade; the architect a profession.
• And he the Architect.
• If you remember, the architect was also the decorator.
• The architect is Longhena.
• The name of the architect was Sostratus.
• Maria delle Grazie; Bramante was the architect of both.
• He was the architect of the Radcliffe Library at Oxford.
• More and more the chemist is becoming the architect of his own fortunes.
• That calculation is by the architect to be prominently exhibited.
• Modern music has been compelled to be the architect of its own fortunes.
• But the thought of the architect is necessary for the building of the house.
• It was a manifest if melancholy truth that the architect was an artist.
• The architect is Edward Sharpe, Esq., of Lancaster.
• The architect who designed the building studied her necessities.
• But occasionally the architect did step in and design something.
• But the architect could estimate only in the most general way.
• The architect in this case had given rein to a passion for originality.
• We imagined that the architect of this house had received a similar order.
• No water to be added without the express permission of the architect.
• The architect of the summer clouds has tried here his finer hand.

• Knowledge of the subject is to the poet what durable materials are to the architect.
• Bricks and mortar are mortar and bricks till the architect makes something out of them.
• But the plain at the foot of the range offered all that the architect could wish.
• Man is not merely the architect of his own fortune, but he must lay the bricks himself.
• War legislation has pressed hard on many callings, and on none more than that of the architect.
• He was the architect for one or two companies; and he used to do all his planning in that way.
• I wrote the day before yesterday to the architect, who has offered his help gratuitously.
• It will be a valuable historical record, and a work of much service also to the architect.
• The architect who planned that cottage had no ideas of art, but a fine eye for durability!
• It will be a valuable historical record, and a work of much service also to the architect.

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