Sentence examples for building marks from inspiring English sources

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.

The building marks a new era of innovation for the world-renowned Media Lab and for a range of art, design, and technology-related programs in the School of Architecture + Planning, of which the Media Lab is a part.

Built over the course of three years, our flagship building marks the beginning of an overall revitalization of the MIT Sloan campus and provides a dynamic platform for cross-disciplinary collaboration by bringing together our entire faculty under one roof.

With contracts signed or preliminary agreements reached on all but 9 units of the first 88 apartments to be completed -- construction on 49 more is about to begin -- the building marks the expansion of the stock of luxury housing in a neighborhood known for industrial plants and two- and three-family brownstones.

This building marks the north end of the Michigan Avenue cultural district.

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

Right down the block, just where the arrow says it will be, is a building marked "Calvary Cathedral of Praise". It's an unusual moment of absolute clarity.

Go to the right of the building marked as Crookenden House and to the gate on the right of the green garage.

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.