Sentence examples for building sticks from inspiring English sources

They do so best where building sticks to their edges and respects their character.

The white $33 million headquarters building sticks out, but many of the other areas have been vacated.

Measure in sections if one part of the building sticks out from the rest.

Somali women make money by building stick-and-plastic shacks at roadblocks and selling tea to waiting travellers.

She left that position when she joined Brown Harris in 2007, but her relationship with the building stuck.

The Luzon bushy-tailed cloud rat inhabits oak and pine forests, eating pine buds and bark and building stick nests in the crowns of trees.

"Look at this ridiculous thing," Mr. Fischler said exasperatedly, pointing at a narrow six-story building sticking out among a crop of bungalows.

Tom Clark writes: Gordon Brown talked about housing at the start of his premiership, but never managed to achieve anything much, leaving power with new building stuck at historically low levels.

In places, the effect of having chunks of the building stick out up to eight metres makes itself felt: vast concrete trusses march across the floor, forming great structural V's and W's.

If you prefer to rent a house and have a bit more independence than an apartment building, stick to your preference and do not allow your roommate to talk you into something that you don't want to do.

These internal divisions mean the Shard is essentially the sum of several different medium-sized buildings stuck together.