Sentence examples for a work building from inspiring English sources

You got the moving sense of a slow attempt at restoration, as in lines from a poem by Joan Hutton Landis that inspired Mr. Rogerson: "these worked lines, their tearing out,/their weaving up, that blue repair —." In Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra, which followed "That Blue Repair," there is a similar sense of a work building, breaking and re-erecting itself.

Although medical tests have proved that there was no sexual contact, they were both found guilty -- possibly of being "alone in a work building after work hours", which was the second charge brought against them.

Previously, Barrett and Doyle have treated derelict buildings as blank canvasses, but BAC is a working building that comes with its own ghosts, both theatrical and real.

Of course, we also have the best preserved copy of Magna Carta and a lot of visitors come to see that, but I think one of the things people enjoy most is to see the cathedral as a working building.

Tim Sanford, artistic director of Playwrights Horizons, points out the show's parallels to the debate that followed the Sept. 11 attacks over whether to make the World Trade Center site a shrine or a working building.

A work of art, which was also genuinely a working building.

LimitPop is the maximum number of people in a working building.

Garrick employed the temple not just as a museum but as a working building.

(Developer Phil Hasseyy did a lot of great work building us a site.

It's a spare, thoughtful work, building delicate patterns out of performers and the monumental set.

Not bad for a morning's work building wilderness paths with tools little different from the ones the Egyptians used to build the pyramids.