Sentence examples for a building makes from inspiring English sources
Of course, many factors determine whether becoming an investor/owner in a building makes financial sense.
"Not having a building makes you really focus on the work," she says.
There will be no campus, because it is old-think to believe a building makes a school.
The target for many is zero net energy use, meaning that a building makes as much energy as it uses over the course of a year.
I'd read that some scientists believe that the rumbling of ultrasound through the baby's organs makes the baby more active, the way a subway beneath a building makes the walls shake, and watching Luke tumble through the slosh of the amniotic sac had always been my favorite part of the pregnancy, but on that night, he seemed to barely move.
Trophy office towers make up 9 percent of the Manhattan market, Class A buildings make up 53 percent and Class B 26 percent; the remainder is Class C, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
Have you spotted a building made famous by the movies?
The cruiser was all lighted up with aquamarine lights, in a building made of glass.
Eighty South Street can be seen as a building made almost entirely out of tops.
That retention can bake a building, making it stubborn to cooling.
It is as close as you could get to a building made of cling film and tin foil.
