It was built in the 12th century, on the foundation of an earlier Byzantine structure.

It's just that it's so much *easier* now, horribly facilitated by advances in technology and the byzantine structure of the modern phone system.

Some who are skilled at navigating the Byzantine structure of the Legislature have been able to track budget developments.

Today, Roman and Byzantine structures are found in the city as finger prints of those eras that had passed.

This small church was converted into a mosque in the late 15th century, and a minaret was attached to the original Byzantine structure.

The original building was destroyed in a fire in 1949; the current Byzantine structure was erected to replace it.

As Enron needed more capital, the company went to more byzantine financial structures to try to achieve the growth it needed.

Foucault, however, preferred theory to research; he liked to erect byzantine theoretical structures on about six facts apiece.

It seems typical of Sony's byzantine corporate structure and politics that rather than work hand-in-hand, the two gaming units seem to operate almost completely separately.

This always had to be done by another agency so that British government became 'a rich Byzantine structure' of boards, local authorities, commissions and joint committees.