unbuilding造句

• `AMERICAN GROUND : Unbuilding the World Trade Center .'By William Langewiesche . 205 pages.
• "American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center " by William Langewiesche ( North Point Press, $ 23 ).
• GROUND-BOOK-REVIEW ( Undated ) _ " American Ground : The Unbuilding of the World Trade Center, " by William Langewiesche.
• Subtitled " The Unbuilding of the World Trade Center, " the book focuses on the physical details of the Twin Towers'collapse and on the cleanup.
• William Langewiesche, a prize-winning correspondent for The Atlantic, turned his three-part series into a book, American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center.
• "It should be up for a fantasy award, " former fire Chief Daniel Nigro said of " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center ."
• For best general nonfiction, they suggest " The Founding Fish " by John McPhee and " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center " by William Langewiesche.
• Also nominated was William Langewiesche's controversial " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center, " which accuses firefighters of looting ground zero after the Sept . 11 terrorist attacks.
• When the " unbuilding " project is finished, a two-story, 2, 000-square-foot beachfront house, three-bedroom guest house and two-car garage will be gone.
• "American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center " was originally published as a three-part series in the Atlantic Monthly; the book will be out next month ( ReganBooks, $ 23.95 ).
• The Harvard Square bookstore WordsWorth abruptly canceled a scheduled reading Thursday night by William Langewiesche, author of " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center, " after angry firefighters announced they'd picket the event.
• The story that William Langewiesche sets out to tell in " American Ground " is that of the cleanup operation at ground zero _ the " unbuilding, " as he puts it, of the World Trade Center.
• The article, " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center, " by a staff correspondent, William Langewiesche, will stretch over three consecutive issues, starting with July / August, and amount to 60, 000 words.
• That is, to create a transition structure in the West Bank and Gaza _ a new mandate under U . S . or NATO supervision _ that would oversee the gradual building of a responsible Palestinian Authority and the gradual unbuilding of settlements.
• In combining these with the stylized upheaval of the plaster folds, Israel symbolizes this moment in the city's history, or at least his place in it : the " unbuilding " of Los Angeles is integral to the building of a richer, more complex city.
• Where length works beautifully is in William Langewiesche's " American Ground : Unbuilding The World Trade Center, " a series of three articles for the Atlantic Monthly that will be released in book form next month by North Point Press / Farrar, Straus & Giroux.
• William Langewiesche has been criticized by families of Sept . 11 victims for " American Ground, " his best-selling account of the cleanup operation at ground zero, which takes a dispassionate view of the massive undertaking that the author calls the unbuilding of the World Trade Center.
• "American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center " by William Langewiesche has infuriated firefighters and others because it includes a passage relating the discovery of dozens of new jeans from the clothing store The Gap _ still tagged, folded and stacked _ inside the cab of a fire truck pulled from the rubble.
• "These buildings are built for posterity, but as Cesar Pelli once said, ` A building should last for as long as our contract to it .'I'm also interested in those thinkers ( who ) are thinking about how to build or create objects by unbuilding-- not building ."
• The third in this informal trilogy is journalist William Langewiesche's " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center " ( North Point, $ 22 ), which has drawn strong criticism for its unflattering portrayal of the firefighters who have otherwise been honored for their heroic conduct in the hours after the attacks.