Sentence examples for building to raise from inspiring English sources

Daytop is in the process of selling the building to raise money.

Students would spend one night sleeping outside a campus building to raise awareness about homelessness.

Mr. Robert is a French stuntman who said he climbed the Times Building to raise awareness against global warming.

The mark would be displayed prominently on a building to raise the profile of its energy use.

All say they are homeless and occupied the building to raise awareness about the epidemic of homelessness in London especially amongst young people.

We do that by allowing organizations, the ones I used to write checks to, to come in and use our building to raise money.

Daniel says that he was too busy raising buildings to raise kids; also, he turns out to be a coward.

Playing with notions of positive and negative space, Barbieri isolates buildings to raise questions about how cities are planned and the building's role in the urban context.

He went so far as to put down a nonrefundable $50 million deposit and sell many of his residential buildings to raise cash.

London's Sunday Telegraph reported that HSBC was considering selling three of its biggest office buildings to raise £2.7 billion or $3.98 billion.

Leon Botstein, president of Bard, acknowledges that the academic rage for Mr. Gehry's distinctive style has caused a "very correct cynicism that people are going after glamour buildings to raise their visibility".