Sentence examples for building has developed from inspiring English sources
"The building has developed a following," said Barry Briskin, the show's executive chairman.
This election season, the real building has developed an imaginary counterpart, for which it stands as a kind of credential.
During the past 100 years, the Grade II-listed building has developed from an Edwardian Picture Palace into one of the UK's best-loved venues.
And their skill at online organization and movement building has developed a model that both of the Democratic candidates have been able to copy and learn from, acting as a democratizing influence and making candidates more responsive to the public at large and less to high dollar donors.
The residents in our building had developed the habit of clapping or stomping to turn on a lamp, and to announce their presence; a few, like me, preferred a stealthy, unnoticeable passing in the dark.
The building had developed cracks the day before but worried workers were forced to remain inside by managers who threatened to dock their pay of around £30 a month.
The garment workers who died at Rana Plaza, however, were apparently forced to clock in the day the building came down, even though it was widely known that the building had developed cracks the previous day.
Energy-efficient buildings have developed by carrying out great research effort.
Several adults and children in the buildings have developed asthma, according to the tenants' lawyer, Martin S. Needelman.
Since World War I the prefabrication of more massive building elements has developed in accordance with the fluctuation of building activity in the United States, the Soviet Union, and western Europe.
The University of Minnesota has invested in a new Active Learning Classrooms building and has developed these web resource pages to outline the considerations and challenges in adopting active learning methods, and to provide faculty with specific strategies and activities to promote successful active learning course design.
