Sentence examples for building dropping from inspiring English sources

"Imagine, if you will, a feathery, light-leafed dawn redwood, fifty feet tall, shading the building, dropping its whispery leaves," he said quietly.

As we tour the building, dropping in on some of the 300 companies working on everything from nano-ceramics to motion graphics for the American entertainment industry, Verkhovod explains how things work.

In the fall of 2006 a group of 30 senior managers from across the company convened for two months in the Ebay Toys building, dropping everything else, to figure out what Ebay should be.

The limited available information on inventory investment suggests that stock building dropped markedly from its unsustainable pace of the first quarter.

"There's the roof, and all the stuff that was in this burning building dropped through it onto the floor," Knight said.

On one corner, teenagers atop a three-story building dropped a succession of ever-larger objects -- chunks of concrete, toilets, steel drums, a bed frame -- onto a tank.

Ralph Tubbs Granadaa TV HQ, just over the river Irwell and still used as a studio, is an unassuming, uncompromising modernist building dropped into a work-a-day part of Manchester, with no airs or graces, neither condescension or bumptiousness.

And if that is the case, he said, then the triggering of the two-year window for ending a sponsor's lease begins when the sponsor's ownership of units in the building drops to 25percentt.

By Fred Birmingham and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 1 , 1944P. 19 A Washington man who has to do business with an officer in the Navy Building, dropped in there to make sure that the Navy man had his current address and telephone number.

I didn't think of it again until the next day, one in which the temperature inside my building dropped slowly but steadily toward the seriously icy one outside.

As you step over the threshold of Mr Smith's posh shop, the building drops an assured hint that his esoteric clothes and home wares belong in a neighbourhood and lifestyle like this and messing with English heritage is not just desirable but to be expected.In the psyche of the contemporary lifestyle shopper, the flâneur of Baudelaire's Paris lingers.