Sentence examples for a development known as from inspiring English sources
In England a development known as the Perpendicular style lasted from about 1375 to 1500.
He had offered to help Mr. Barone, a friend from their days in the Reserve Officers Training Corps at Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, buy a lot in a development known as Deep Creek, near Port Charlotte, Fla.
WHEN the 42-story J. P. Morgan building at 15 Broad Street was converted to condominiums in 2004, in a development known as Downtown by Philippe Starck, it was an instant success, with prices quickly rising.
Today Middlesbrough's old ground is a housing estate – a development known as The Turnstile – but between the neatly manicured lawns sits a bronze cast of an imprint of a football boot.
The build-to-suit headquarters is the first office building to go up in a development known as the Green at Florham, a property of more than 250 acres that formerly belonged to Exxon Mobil and is now being developed by the Rockefeller Group, which acquired it in 2000.
And with a population of over 1 billion, mainland China has enough people to keep the visitors coming despite the restrictions.In fact, Macau draws so many punters that casinos are literally rising from the sea: the Venetian and the Plaza anchor a development known as the Cotai Strip, built on a five-kilometre piece of reclaimed land that links the two Macanese islands of Coloane and Taipa.
In the 1880's, Lewis Smabeck, a real estate speculator, bought several farms in the area and created a housing development known as Sherman Park.
Overlying the low terrace, a local development known as the Sebilian is found.
His office is in a new development known as Eastwood City, east of Manila that, locals said, used to be fields a few years ago.
The labour ministry asked international law firm DLA Piper to explore the allegations, which had centred on some workplaces in a $54bn£33bnbn) development known as Lusail City, 15 kilometres north of Doha.
Today, much of that ridge is filled with housing, which was greatly expanded in the last two decades through a multiphase development known as "the Hills": thousands of condos, town houses and single-family homes built by some of the state's biggest housing development companies like K. Hovnanian Homes and Toll Brothers.
