Sentence examples for * annexes in from inspiring English sources

When it has proved impractical to spread into adjacent buildings or to construct annexes in the garden, branches have been installed wherever space can be found.

I have not yet had time to absorb the new report and its multiple annexes in their entirety, but I have read around in it enough to offer some initial thoughts about this extraordinary historical and political document.

"Aren't you forgetting to take your baby with you?" Dear Diary: I was a sophomore at DeWitt Clinton High School in 1928 and since our school was overcrowded, we lowerclassmen were shunted to annexes, in my case to an old grammar school building at 117th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue.

But more insidious in the short term is the fact that the unlimited expansion of any popular school, a coalition policy in the last parliament, means there is nothing to stop existing grammar schools bidding to open "annexes" (in effect new selective schools) locally.

In the years since, however, the "Bilbao effect" has proven a difficult formula for the Guggenheim to replicate: at various times in recent years, the institution has considered putting down roots in Lower Manhattan, Rio de Janeiro, Vilnius, Guadalajara, and Taiwan, all to no avail; it briefly operated annexes in Las Vegas and Berlin, both now shuttered.

Moreover, in its Annexes, in particular Annex II.D.2 and Annex III.B, EU Directive 2001/18/EC specifies information requirements which may be necessary to carry out the ERA.

"I have eighteen burners in an annex in back".

Lagos was annexed in 1861, and all of Nigeria followed.

Land annexed in 1948 nearly tripled the city's area.

I.S. 51 is expecting the annex in August.

The Manhattan-based Lyceum Kennedy French Bilingual School opened an annex in Ardsley in 1999, said Muriel Eaton, the annex administrator.