Sentence examples for building farther from inspiring English sources

Someone in a three-story residential building farther down the street also opened up.

Later I lived in a series of houses in other neighborhoods, and now I'm in a midrise building farther downtown, but I do miss living high up.

The latest plan also places the building farther from the bridge's signature cables and towers, which residents and tourists love to photograph.

One is that if the highways in an urban area become too congested, developers will start building farther and farther out, which will make people drive even more.

She just signed a lease on a wheelchair-accessible apartment in a city-owned apartment building farther north in the Bronx, in a safer, quieter neighborhood.

On Wednesday, a prowler climbed into a window of an apartment building farther south, on the Lower East Side, and killed three people.

In Chelsea, he said, some buildings near Eighth Avenue are reselling at a loss, while buildings farther west or farther east are getting a premium.

Hurricane Katrina brought a clamor for more and stronger levees to protect people and buildings farther south.

In El Museo's lobby, a wall drawing by Ernest Concepción, born in 1977 in the Philippines, depicts El Museo and buildings farther east caught up in a kind of whirlwind.

Another example of updating older buildings, farther west of Union Square, is the Majestic Hotel (415-441-1100), whave might have been transplanted from London's Kensington district.

Nobody knows where the units come from, but Ms. Franca's theory is that they are left by work crews renovating buildings farther down the Slope near Fourth Avenue.