Sentence examples for building that may from inspiring English sources

"We are attempting to verify the existence of a tape at an adjoining building that may have captured the attack," he said.

It is pierced by the steel structure of a building that may well be the world's foremost example of modern structural expression.

The front-page picture of a Brooklyn public library building that may be torn down ("Saving Schools and Libraries by Giving Up the Land They Sit On," March 18) brought me grief.

Besides a data storage center on the city's outskirts, Apple will open an office downtown in a new building that may house other technology companies the city is wooing.

This week, the forest of high flagpoles in front of the so-called US Interest Section on the Malecon – a building that may soon become the US embassy again – were flapping with enormous Cuban flags, all the better for blocking the light and reminding Uncle Sam who is in charge here.

Each lease contains strict zoning rules governing the square footage of the building that may be erected, how the building may be used and other uses; changes to the lease typically require lengthy negotiations with the government, as well as very large payments.

One even suggests this will give them a natural role in the coalition-building that may increasingly come to dominate British politics.That may be fanciful.

The Navy Times has reported that the head of US Pacific Command, Admiral Harry Harris, was proposing "a muscular US response to China's island-building that may include launching aircraft and conducting military operations within 12 miles of these man-made islands".

However, some passport offices are in federal buildings that may be closed.

Mr. Sheirer said nobody wanted people stumbling around darkened buildings that may have been damaged.

MANY of Mr. Kelley's current projects are small modular buildings that may cost just $15,000 to $20,000: variations on a yurt.