Sentence examples for build a residence from inspiring English sources

His firm, Barrington Ventures, plans to build a residence for the elderly there and will tear down several other buildings left over from the King's College, which vacated the property in 1995.

By the 18th century much of the stone from the castle's walls had been taken to construct locks on the Medway and to build a residence adjoining the castle's gatehouse.

The conflict is reflected in Father Liu's church, the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, which dates back to 1605, when Wanli, the Ming dynasty Emperor, permitted the Italian Jesuit Matteo Ricci to build a residence and small chapel near the site of the current church.

Take the matter of natural watercourses: A developer comes in and decides to build a residence or two or three on what clearly seems to be a natural watercourse.

In Klosterneuburg he built a residence in which he stayed even after he had acquired Vienna.

The county has been spared a major epidemic of AIDS, but testing in drug clinics indicates that a majority of needle users here are infected with hepatitis C. The county built a residence that now houses about 25 patients and has a program to counsel youths at high risk, said Lauren Reichelt, the county's director of Health and Human Services.

In 2016, the Harvard students arrived in Mkutani as community partners for the first time to assess future project work, and last year, they built a residence so teachers could live near the school and spend more time helping students prepare for their seventh grade exam.

Columbia University is mum on the matter, but its plans to build a new residence hall for faculty and graduate students have already touched off heated talk among neighbors.

For instance, he pointed to the Rutgers campus here, which is expected to add 5,000 to 10,000 students -- up from about 10,500 undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled there -- over the next decade, as well as the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, which plans to build a new residence hall.

One of Hannah's strategies was to build a new residence hall, enroll enough students to fill it and then use the income to start construction on a new dormitory.

The money was given with the stipulation that it be used to build a new residence hall for needy elderly women, wrote Petty Preston, Women's Editor, in the Glendale News-Press, Oct. 12, 1963.