Sentence examples for ancillary building from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bass represented a co-op on 69th Street in negotiations with the M.T.A. over the adjacent ancillary building.

The embassy will, of course, not move out of the presidential palaces that it occupies now - I guess they just like Saddam's taste in interior decor - and the Iraqi government will get an ancillary building like the one housing the Iraqi Governing Council.

Mr. Lunke, like others here, said the ancillary buildings were not the point.

The local community board has yet to take a formal position on the ancillary buildings.

These so-called ancillary buildings, ranging in height from five to eight stories, will house ventilation equipment.

They said they would not release cost estimates for the ancillary buildings until they had hired the contractors.

Augean said that the waste it wanted to dispose of was mostly soil and rubble from ancillary buildings on decommissioned nuclear sites, plus waste from other sources such as hospitals and university research laboratories.

Thus, when the developer said in an interview last week that he would lop off two ancillary buildings from the original Nouvel design, many opponents said that it was not enough -- that they just did not want people living there.

The company has bought about 200 hectares of land near Sellafield and is looking for inspiration for a visitors' centre and numerous other ancillary buildings which will adjoin the main site.

The control towers and ancillary buildings of each dock force you to stay alert until the moment you bring your ship in to touch down gently on the centre of the landing pad, when clamps grab the ship and your engines are powered down.

Richard Bass, the chief planning and development specialist for Herrick, Feinstein, a law firm based in Midtown Manhattan, said that at three of the sites — on 97th Street, 72nd Street and 69th Street — the M.T.A. could have worked with private developers to incorporate the ancillary buildings into residential towers.