Sentence examples for building suited from inspiring English sources

But he did not think the new building suited the neighborhood.

The British Library, once denounced by Prince Charles as a building suiting an academy for secret policemen, has been awarded the highest heritage honour, Grade I-listed building status.

They are taking a softer, smaller approach, building suits that resemble running tights hooked to motorized wires, or a modest ankle brace.

The office is located in a slightly ramshackle one-story building, which suited this rundown city.

Roughly one-third of Corbis's 1,100 employees are in downtown Seattle, in an old bank building well suited to the company's hip self-image.

He said such original features as arched 8-foot-high window openings and 9 1/2- to 11 1/2-foot-high ceilings made the building well suited for residential use.

When figuring out whom to paint, Mr. Pracilio thought about which people in the building most suited the Sargent paintings he wanted to use.

Perhaps they will decide to move into a complete contrast, just to see what it might be like: a building uniquely suited to a 21st Century democracy, not one so rooted in the past.

Instead, it felt like an opportunity squandered -- a dull, dark building best suited to the housing of Dunder-Mifflin business travelers.

The material evidence shows the ways in which indigenous Caribbean societies developed house- building practices suited to maritime ecologies and hazards, and which endured over long periods of time.

He rewarded his clients with buildings that suited their needs.