Sentence examples for building dear from inspiring English sources
"Did you see our new building, dear?" she asked.
That made me eligible either for the firing squad or 30 years of slave labor, building Dear Leader's next golf course.
I told her that America's premier investigative reporter-the very concept of which you have to explain to a North Korean-was on the other line asking about the slave labor that had gone into building Dear Leader's damn golf course.
The best sites have all been taken, and building is too dear; the fashion now is to remove dams.
"Now this building is very high, dear, so when the elevator starts and goes up fast, just swallow hard - the way you do in an airplane, you know".
"That dear little building used to be beautiful on the inside," said Christabel Gough, a preservationist who has lived nearby for 30 years and used to attend block association meetings in the Northern Dispensary's dignified, paneled boardroom.
Moine said a lot of unionized electricians in Ohio were canvassing for Obama because of Romney's support of right-to-work legislation, which weakens unions' bargaining clout, and his vow to repeal federal prevailing wage laws, which building trade unions hold dear.
"The historic buildings in Sag Harbor are dear to my heart," he said.
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So a bill would say: "Dear Mr Smith, your buildings and contents renewal is £702.
