Sentence examples for building referred from inspiring English sources

It had been a routine but busy afternoon inside the building, referred to at the trial by its official designation, Building 42003.

"It's an eyesore," said Rose M. Wingart, 75, of Hoboken, who lives just across the border from the building, referred to in court documents as 689 Henderson Street.

An article about CNN's plans to open a first-floor studio at the Time & Life Building referred to that part of Midtown as Media Row because of similar studios already in the area.

But the Vatican apparently wanted the building, referred to as the Jubilee Church (for the celebration of the 2,000th anniversary of Christianity), to serve as a powerful symbol of renewal.

Correction: February 27 , 2002 Wednesday An article last Wednesday about a dispute between Donald J. Trump and the Conseco insurance company over a deal to buy the General Motors Building referred imprecisely to Conseco's history.

An article on the Square Feet pages Wednesday about progress toward an initial public offering of a group of properties including the Empire State Building referred imprecisely to the amount of time shareholders who voted against the offering have to consider switching their vote.

The Police Building refers to the old police headquarters on Centre Street, now a residential complex.

The earliest leasing announcements for the Brill Building refer only to ordinary businesses, but by the 1940s it was full of musicians.

"We couldn't have finished it without the O.F.W.'s," the village head, Raymundo Magsino, 64, said in an interview inside the building, referring to "overseas Filipino workers".

The porter in Joan Didion's building refers to her as Mrs Dunne, a reminder, eight years after her husband's death, of their enduring image as unit.

Ray Seace Jr., sent her a text message just before 2 p.m. saying that someone had "shot up the S.R.P. building," referring to the Soldier Readiness Processing Center.