Sentence examples for building removed from inspiring English sources

A current photo but with the Comcast building removed?

He says that working with the Brezhnev-era building removed the pressure he often feels to be a gushing font of originality.

" 'Patrick,' he said to me one night, 'this restaurant is an island of sanity in a sea of madness.' " We are, you see, but one building removed from Bourbon Street!" (America's answer to 18th-century London's Gin Lane).

These range from muggings at gunpoint in a London park to a request from Washington DC's Holocaust Museum to have the three PokéStops – which produce especially dense populations of augmented reality critters – inside its building removed after its normally sombre galleries were overrun by monster hunters.

A main incentive was that the Norwegian Public Roads Administration wanted the station building removed to make room for a new interchange towards Jar.

To use the site, they then had to get the surveyor there, rebuild parts of the building, remove asbestos and build a road just to get trucks to the property.

A separate team is working its way through the building, removing the interiors and scrubbing away any contaminants that may remain.

Vincent Senzamici, chief of the West Babylon Fire Department, said the 43-year-old firefighter was on the roof of a building removing a tarpaulin placed there after a fire earlier this week.

Tom Clancy, an author who had less formal but friendly links with the security establishment, also spookily previewed 9/11 in Debt of Honour (1994), in which a 747 is flown deliberately into the Capitol building, removing most of the United States government.

The solution was to expose all the columns in the old building, remove the protective brickwork, and reinforce them so that they could handle the loads of the extra floors.

Syria's frantic efforts to destroy what was left of the building, remove tell-tale components and bulldoze earth over the site briefly laid bare its purpose to any passing satellite: construction of a gas-cooled, graphite-moderated nuclear reactor that lacked the power lines and other paraphernalia to hook up to an electricity grid and was ill-suited to research.