Sentence examples for building to become from inspiring English sources

The World Bank wants capacity building to become a science, based on objective universal principles.

"We didn't want the Hartford Times building to become a condominium high rise," he said.

In this week's section: A new breed of condominium investor — one who buys a second apartment in the same building to become an owner/resident/landlord — has emerged.

He and his colleagues have been waiting almost 10 years for the council's blueprints of a salubrious new building to become reality.

The curtains also block out light for movie screenings and allow the front of the building to become a black-box theater.

He understood intuitively that for a building to become architecture, it must be imbued with a spirit that words, written or spoken, are hard-pressed to capture.

Growing concern over global warming in recent years has required buildings to become significantly more energy efficient.

Today, about 1,000 students use some of the same buildings to become one of the rare members of their tribes to earn a college degree.

And that means working with tenants in the four other Rosenberg Diamond buildings to become a stronger organization to pressure management.

Subsequently, the eastern half of the site was rebuilt, using some of the existing college buildings, to become East Orange High School.

Mr. Sieberg said potential buyers should be aware that German law calls for the country to become climate neutral — producing no pollution or greenhouse gases — by 2050, a goal that will require many buildings to become more energy efficient.