Sentence examples for buildings spread from inspiring English sources
Droughts are deceptive disasters: they knock down no buildings, spread no debris.
In Cambridge, its staff was in different buildings spread over several blocks.
Shelburne boasts 25 historic, vernacular buildings spread over a 45-acre campus.
The city itself is eerie, a jumble of new buildings spread over scrubland and linked by yet more wide roads.
Security is already tight at the E.T.S., despite the country campus with 11 buildings spread over hundreds of acres.
The Cleveland Clinic, a complex of a dozen buildings spread over 100 acres, is least of all a community hospital.
Marseille has been overwhelmingly horizontal since Greek graders founded it 2,600 years ago, its terracotta-roofed buildings spreading inland from the bay.
Flying into Istanbul – seeing the clusters of apartment buildings spreading like sea foam over the land, the impression is less of an old imperial capital than an emerging 21st-century powerhouse – a Shanghai, or São Paulo.
Standing on the slaughterhouse rooftop, Braga points to a landscape of derelict meat- and fish-market buildings spreading out before us that he says would have made an ideal setting for an Expo themed around food.
Construction was the biggest loser, shedding 51,000 jobs as the slowdown in residential building spread to the commercial sector.
From this time on, railroad building spread rapidly throughout Britain, Europe, and North America, and George Stephenson continued as the chief guide of the revolutionary transportation medium, solving problems of roadway construction, bridge design, and locomotive and rolling-stock manufacture.
