For instance, take a building contract: the builder agrees to put up a building within a certain time; he is prevented by strikes.
The builder in keeping on building is doing no more than he was previously bound to do.
Now it doesn't do the builder any good to build that house unless he gets the architect's certificate, for he has been promised pay only on condition that he produce it.
The employer agrees to pay the builder or contractor on the production of an architect's certificate.
So, if the foundation gave way and the building tumbled down before it was finished, the builder must put it up again.
The Major stood at the station, and thanked the Builder of all the worlds that all was so unalterably fixed.
The Builder of all the worlds is my witness that I meant to be.
Thank the Builderof all the worlds, now it's all right!
He thanked the Builder of all the worlds, that he had caused him to pass through so much that was hard, and yet always to come out of it unharmed.
O Thou really good Builder of all the worlds, what queer material you've put into the construction of the world!
After becoming a master builder of wagons he determined to try his fortune on this side of the Atlantic and in the spring of 1880 sailed for the United States, where his brother, Andrew Nilsson, had located ten years before.
Charles Besserer was the builder of the third house in Walla Walla and was prominently identified with the city for many years, especially in connection with newspaper publication.
The former was a winding stair builder and became actively identified with business interests in Alton, Illinois, where he passed away in 1870.
He has been both the architect and builder of his own fortunes and has builded wisely and well.
Tell me," said the jeweler, "who was the builder of this magic palace.
I have brought thee an architect and builder of genius.
The builder instantly saw, and unfolded to Amy, a plan for making the hill as wonderful in itself as in its prospect; and that original inspiration of hers was the basis of all that was done.
As the two young women talked on, the builder gradually returned to her constrained attitude.
Mr. Hill was the builder of the new Holborn-viaduct, and is now building the streets connected with the Holborn-valley improvement.
The first builder was unable to fulfil his contract, which occasioned considerable delay; but ultimately it was taken in hand by Messrs.
I am with Mr. Thornimett, of Ketterford: the builder and contractor.
While we stood looking on with amazement at the rapidity and neatness with which the work was executed, the builder let himself out as a mole does out of his mole-hill.
After the window was cut, the builder remained inside for a short time, and then invited us to enter.
Its roots are deep in the soil; it towers above the forest; it has the strength of tall masts and the substance of the builder in its body, music in its waving branches and turpentine in its veins.
The law comes down to us one mighty and continuous stream of wisdom and experience accumulated, ancestral, widening and deepening and washing itself clearer as it runs on, the agent of civilization, the builder of a thousand cities.
The present refectory was the old state reception hall, left unfinished through the death of the builder of this splendid place, magnificent nevertheless in its incompleteness, especially in regard to the ceiling and the friezes.
The principles and the precepts will perish alike, as the fair palace of the old legend, that crumbled to dust when its builder died.
Out of the High Row runs Mills’ Buildings, so called from a builder of that name who erected them in 1777.
The builder of the Rose was one Philip Henslowe, then, so far as our evidence goes, unknown to the dramatic world, but destined soon to become the greatest theatrical proprietor and manager of the Tudor-Stuart age.
The master-builder of the Cathedral, yet finding his joy and glory in being a little child of God!
He hoped also to see the master-builder again; but nevermore did the slight, aged form appear in the sunshine of the stained windows, or in the shadows of the arches he had planned.
To have been the master-builder of the Cathedral of which it was Magdalis's glory and pride that her husband had carved a few of the stones!
The Centennial Republic cost about seventy-five dollars, and a city boat-builder would not duplicate her for less than one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
After the stone for building has been gathered, the builder goes to the chief of the village who gives him four small eagle feathers to which are tied short cotton strings.
She is, too, the builder of the house, though men willingly assist in any heavy labor when wanted.
Thither in haste the Poets throng, And gaze in silent wonder long, Till one in raptures thus began To praise the pile and builder Van: "Thrice happy Poet!
A prudent buildershould forecast How long the stuff is like to last; And carefully observe the ground, To build on some foundation sound.
