Sentence examples for building onto from inspiring English sources

Heaps of debris spilled out of the building onto a grassy esplanade below.

He said it appeared from preliminary accounts that during work on the elevator shaft in the building, bricks fell from building onto the scaffolding, knocking it down.

This early photographic device projects an outside view through a small hole in the side of the building onto the far wall of a darkened room.

He assumed it was another bomb, but when he managed to get out of the building onto the plaza he suddenly realised what it was.

The choice was stark: to die by being burnt alive or by jumping from near the top of a 1,300 ft-high building onto concrete.

Under those conditions, he said, "building onto your own house is one of the best things that you can possibly do".

Several women dropped bottles and even chairs from the windows of apartment buildings onto the police.

The criteria adjustments were analogous to the adjustments that would put an area of abandoned buildings onto the list of the most lovable neighborhoods.

In support of the president, they throw Molotov bottles and plant pots from the tops of buildings onto the heads of women and children.

The resulting drawings were criticized as trying to force too many buildings onto the site, which was also required to have a memorial.

Robert Bartlett, a developer with more pizazz than business sense, loaded the buildings onto barges and floated them across Lake Michigan to publicize his newest project.