Sentence examples for building which bears from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, her aides began calling lawmakers, N.A.A.C.P. officials and civic leaders, asking them to come on Monday to meet with her at the capitol building, which bears the scars of Union Army artillery strikes from 1865.

On the basis of recent evidence, we argue that nest building, which bears considerable phenotypic resemblance to tool making, is more useful for examining not only the role that cognition may play in construction behaviours, but also the neural underpinning of those behaviours and, ultimately their evolution.

This preference rests on two considerations: first, that the statue Le Penseur is most appropriately placed in front of a building which bears the name "Philosophy," and, second, that in that place it will balance the impressive statue "Le Marteleur" on the other side of the quadrangle in front of the School of Mines.

There is the main secondary school building, which bears a plaque to commemorate its opening by education secretary Estelle Morris in 2000, another building housing a 16-19 college with a polytunnel and beehives outside it, a separate building for autistic students, a unit for very severely disabled children, and more.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh is lauded as Scotland's most influential architect and designer, with the art school building which bears his name considered by many to be his greatest masterpiece.

This is really terrible". Charles Rennie Mackintosh is lauded as Scotland's most influential architect and designer, with the art school building which bears his name considered by many to be his greatest masterpiece.

In line with efforts to fit in better with the surrounding community, by 2007 Rutgers is planning to move many of the functions of its massive law school building -- which bears more than a vague resemblance to a maximum-security prison -- to a new $31 million facility.

In 2008, he donated a hundred million dollars to modernize Lincoln Center's New York State Theatre building, which now bears his name.

From the Times Building, which still bears that name, the paper migrated, in 1913, to the Times Annex at 229 West Forty-third Street, just off the square.

Mr. Young's father, who died in 1997 after serving as mayor for two decades, is widely remembered as giving African-American residents a voice at this city's municipal building, which now bears his name, and through the ranks of the city departments.

On Sunday, Shiite legislators could barely conceal their delight in the halls of the Parliament building, which still bears the marks of Mr. Hussein's Baathist government in the form of mosaics depicting American jet bombers flying over defiant Iraqi soldiers.