Sentence examples for building mark from inspiring English sources

At each node, Bamboo is stiff enough resembling the stiffened diaphragm of a building (Mark 2011).

After George figures out how to enter the building, Mark is not willing to give him a package that has arrived for Anna Maria.

To the east was a big white building marking the end of Brighton Beach.

All too often opening a new building marks less an end than an unwieldy and costly new beginning.

The new building marks an ambitious undertaking by the Church of Scientology to tackle what it calls its most important programme to date.

Man, dark-skinned, Middle Eastern-looking, forties, wearing turban, running hurriedly from double-parked cab toward building marked with small sign in faded Arabic lettering.

But Mr. Viñoly said that by devoting himself to a building marked by clarity and elegance — "Not all gold and glass, like Donald Trump" — Mr. Macklowe was in fact redefining the aesthetics of affluence in a second Gilded Age.

A ray of light from the mountain of rubble that had been the United Nations building marked the spot where the police and firemen worked into the night to recover at least one survivor.

The classic sole-practitioner doctor's office, usually on the ground floor of a stately building, marked by a discreet plaque, has been acquiring a new use in recent years.

Although the unadorned and spare building, marked by thick brick arches and graceful granite bands, is an officially designated landmark, it also looms large in the history of preservation efforts for another reason.

From the sidewalk, you might not notice it: a narrow storefront (which used to house Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks) on the first floor of an apartment building, marked by little more than a small teapot painted on the single-paned window.