Примери за използване на Howard roark на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Howard Roark laughed.
His name is Howard Roark.
Howard Roark, who is he?
In a man like Howard Roark.
Howard Roark saw no one.
The Wynand building by Howard Roark.
Howard Roark, the supreme egoist.
Can you do that to Howard Roark?
This is Howard Roark at first look.
Miss Francon, may I present Howard Roark?
Howard Roark is guilty by his very nature.
Another young woman who wants to give her body to Howard Roark.
Howard Roark built a temple to the human spirit.
I mean, I would do anything to spend a night with Howard Roark.
Howard Roark, he blows up this building at the end of the movie.
I dread to think of the fate of Howard Roark, whoever he is.
Every time I saw one that I liked and asked who designed it,the answer was always Howard Roark.
Atlas shows how the attitude towards a Howard Roark is what will kill the whole humanity.
Howard Roark's complicated and incomprehensible image as a person living for himself is divided into three simple copies: Hank, Francisco, and John.
You are architects andyou should realize that a man like Howard Roark is a threat to all of you.
Its hero is an architect called Howard Roark who refuses to compromise in his vision of how to build a skyscraper in New York.
The confession of Peter Keating has made clear that Howard Roark is a ruthless egoist who has destroyed Cortlandt Homes for his own selfish motive.
It is designed by one Howard Roark, an incompetent amateur who has the arrogance to hold his own ideas above all rules.
The protagonist of the novel, Howard Roark, is a young architect who defies society for gaining the right for his artistic and personal vision.
The Fountainhead's protagonist, Howard Roark, is an aspiring architect who firmly believes that a person must be a"prime mover" to achieve pure art.