Sentence examples for building expanding from inspiring English sources
Soon the need for workers' housing prompted a construction boom (Neubau is German for new building), expanding the neighborhood.
It upgraded the Seaport Museum building, expanding gallery space and installing a new lobby, and presented 18 exhibitions, several of which were well received.
To serve a rapidly growing younger population -- 42 percent of the 425,000 tenants are under 21 -- the New York City Housing Authority is building, expanding or renovating 104 of its 163 community centers.
And there is much more that the school wants to do, like replacing the windows in the 91-year-old building, expanding an indoor greenhouse, planting an apple orchard and purchasing solar panels, said John Klemme, the high school principal.
So investors should become optimistic about the Chinese economy only when Beijing goes back to letting its farmers, shop owners and entrepreneurs do what they do best: building, expanding and growing their businesses across the country.
Ironically, it is the Fourth Geneva Convention Rules of War, adopted in 1949 by the international community in response to Nazi atrocities, which forbids a victorious military from occupying, building, expanding, and then moving its citizenry onto conquered land.
The mood changes higher up, where the building expands to accommodate bigger floor plates.
Still, consumer spending rose at a 2% annual rate and house building expanded by 11%, the most since 2004.Both of these sectors were helped by easier credit.
The money will help fund the construction of a new graduate business building, expand the school's executive education and conference centre and add 525 new parking spaces.
Now, Senator Charles E. Schumer is calling for the injection of $100 million in federal stimulus funds to convert the post office building, expand the city's transportation infrastructure and employ thousands of workers.
The Mamluks, and later the Ottomans, had the south and southeastern sides of the building expanded.
