Sentence examples for building has started from inspiring English sources

A landlord adding five stories and a penthouse to his Upper West Side apartment building has started bricking up 48 windows on the six existing floors, leaving some tenants frantic about losing light and air.

He added, "The building had started to fall".

As he was heading to his car, he could see that the walls of the reactor one building had started to collapse.

She's used to shunning good weather to spend time in remote and windowless corners of this building, having started her career here, informally, aged 11, as a member of the in-house youth theatre company, YoungBlood.

The land grant predated the Papal mandate and there is evidence that building had started in around 1215.

The global trend towards developing a rational concept for fire engineering design of buildings has started to take effect on code development in many countries.

DEVELOPERS in New York City have been trying to one-up one another over the last decade with the newest amenities for their apartment buildings — so much so that many buildings have started to look like cruise ships.

Developers also say that banks that had steered clear of construction loans for residential buildings have started to loosen their purse strings, although they are still unlikely to approve loans for condo projects with more than 100 units.

"Buildings have started disappearing or are slated to disappear at an alarming rate," said Ms. Culhane, 40, who put together the successful nomination in 2010 for Chinatown and Little Italy as a national historic district.

He explained that the buildings had started life in the 15th century as a hermitage that in time was fortified to guard against Barbary pirates raiding the nearby coast.

Via the integration of renewable energy and storage technologies, buildings have started to change from passive (electricity) consumers to active prosumer microgrids.