Sentence examples for building signed from inspiring English sources

They rushed back to the TriBeCa building, signed the lease and called the movers, who were at their San Francisco place, packing.

Yesterday afternoon, Peter L. Malkin, who leads a partnership that holds the master lease for the entire building, signed a contract to buy the 102-story tower for $57.5 million, real estate executives said.

The roll-out comes after a trial in the capital's Tech City area, a technology cluster in central and east London, where companies were offered a cut-price deal if two or more in the same building signed up to a dedicated business line.

William Rudin, the president of the Rudin Management Company, which manages New York Merchandise Mart, the 540,000-square-foot building at 41 Madison Avenue that is home to some 80 tableware and luxury gift showrooms, said that his building signed up more than eight new showroom tenants last fall, and also has eight tenants who hope to expand.

In the southern town of Kiryat Malachi, the residents of four buildings signed an agreement not to rent or sell apartments to Ethiopians.

The first generation of these leases on co-op buildings, signed in the 1980s, is just now coming up for renewal, said Steven Sladkus, a partner in the law firm Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz.

In every public or institutional building, signs, directories, and room identifications play an important visual part.

Flags on campus flew at half-mast, while black ribbons flew from building signs and doors.

The typography takes after the 1923 medallion, with nods to the utilitarian typefaces found on old building signs.

He expects L.E.D. lights, currently used widely in building signs, to find new applications as prices decline.

The Font Walk takes you on a circuit of several central blocks, pointing out building signs and other typographical marginalia.