The phrase "arrest building" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a process or action related to the construction of a building in a legal context, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The city council decided to halt the arrest building process until further investigations were completed."
Alternatives: "detain construction" or "suspend building activities".
The directors of Selfridges, an upmarket British department store, commissioned the firm Future Systems to concoct a visually arresting building for its branch in a new shopping center in the heart of Birmingham, England.
Mr. Brown continued: "Potholes are being filled, drug dealers are being arrested, buildings are going up.
Now at its full height, rearing up beside the West Side Highway, it is one of the most arresting buildings Manhattan's regimented grid has ever seen, as well as one of the most commercially illogical: it tapers up to a tiny point, leaving only a handful of flats at the most lucrative upper levels.
According to the pro-Morsi channel that broadcast the recordings, the leaks show a senior general asking colleagues to retrospectively legalise Morsi's arrest by building a fake civilian prison in which the authorities could pretend Morsi had always been interned.
He then announced that the crowd should "arrest the building", encouraging a contingent to go and secure the back entrance.
According to Abbasi's account of the arrest, the building's property manager summoned him to his office, where detectives placed him and another friend in handcuffs.
Rumors of impending violence fly from Internet chat rooms to classrooms and school corridors, students are arrested for building bombs or bringing knives or guns to school, and even seemingly idle threats result in suspension or arrest.
His mother was arrested for building a house in Montelepre & coulc not explain where she got the money.
The police have already arrested the building's owner, Sohel Rana, the owners of four of the factories and three engineers.
Recent Bush albums have been filled with songs in which the extraordinary happened: people snogged Hitler, or were arrested for building machines that controlled the weather.
