Sentence examples for buildings reading from inspiring English sources

"In the Old Town, lately, there's been a big rise in light drugs," he said, pointing to banners hung from the balconies of picturesque buildings reading, "Out With Drunkards," "Tourism = Cancer" and "Mayor Hereu: We Don't Want Drugs or a Pigsty".

The New Yorker, May 17 , 1947P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: There's a sign in the lobby of one of the Columbia University buildings reading, "Mezzanine Upstairs".

By J. Mittleman and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, May 17 , 1947P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: There's a sign in the lobby of one of the Columbia University buildings reading, "Mezzanine Upstairs".

Sensors in school buildings read them to check pupils' attendance and location (though not what they do off the premises).

He grew up in what's called one of the reddest areas of the country, where signs on apartment buildings read "approved housing for young ladies" and the local movie theater plays only "family-friendly fare".

"Although we were far into the approval process and had not experienced any issues, there's always a risk when dealing with historical buildings," reads a statement posted on the event's website and Facebook page.

And as he spoke, his own Watson, Mr. Law, was in a nearby building reading a book about "Hamlet".

A temporary relief on the exterior of the building reading "Allahu akbar" (God is great) was explicitly refused permission.

Not one of them was the man the neighbours saw sitting on the scaffolding of his New York building, reading, in his socks.

Young Michael registered no outward hostilities or silent tensions in the home, but, then, he was neither observant nor sensitive, and was often in his room after school, building, reading, gluing, and later took up pornography and masturbation full time, and then girls.

Passersby glance at the signs hanging from the front of the building, reading "We are all staying" and "Peaceful occupation instead of hatred and persecution".