Sentence examples for annexes that from inspiring English sources

There are still long sections of the annexes that came with the declaration that have to be carefully examined.

It is expected that the estimated 100 pages of text – including five annexes – that make up the agreement will be published in the next few days.

Along with the octagonal Powder Box (the nickname for what in American vernacular we might call a compact for powdering one's nose), which encloses a nave, organ, and altar, plus two low, boxy annexes that serve as a secondary chapel and sacristy, this small assembly of buildings constitutes the new church that was completed in 1963, all around the ruined remains of the old one.

The first entirely and publicly funded Nursery Schools were of three types: Preceptor Normal Schools annexes that served as application and teaching practice centers for the teachers; Girls High Schooll annex kindergartens located in the major cities of the country; and High School annex kindergartens.

Plans call for continued growth of traditional museum space but — significantly — not for the high-tech annexes that other historical sites are establishing to lure audiences, which would undercut the institution's claims to colonial realism.

One exception, he said, is a brick annex that was added in the 1940's.

In Great Neck, the Village School occupies an A-frame cottage and annex that once served as a community recreation center.

President Reagan acknowledged that the new security precautions that had been advocated by Congress hadn't yet been implemented at the U.S. embassy annex that had been hit.

To be fair, it also had some qualities to recommend it: it was big and had a small annex that would come in handy for renting out.

It's a two-story structure with a lot of big, mostly empty rooms, and an annex that's still under construction.

Mr. Gargano has also been culling proposals for development of the 800,000-square-foot post office annex that faces Ninth Avenue and is not part of the existing plan.