Sentence examples for buildings through which from inspiring English sources

Above it sits the blackened and twisted frame of the buildings, through which water drips on the stocked cases of best-sellers, including stacks of new releases.

There was a world of buildings through which I moved freely & alone--kennels, barns, ice-house, cottages, & finally the Big House, from which I was allowed to borrow 19 Cent.

Until the 21st century, in the countries of cold climate, windows have been considered to be the elements of the buildings, through which large quantities of heat leak in the heating season.

True, most of the streets and many of the buildings through which Joyce's characters circulate on their way to eternity are still in existence, but the heart of the place is a transplant from Silicon Valley by way of the poppy fields of Afghanistan Irelandd is the world's largest exporter of computer software, and its capital city is a serious importer of the hardest of hard drugs.

This is the building through which UTS can connect with the community and city".

For the administrative power it holds, the depth of history it has seen and the fact that it's the usual end point of Kolkata's many protest marches, Writers' is the ideal building through which to look at the city.

Just a month ago, there was still a gaping hole in the building, through which curators hauled in, by crane, two prize collection pieces: Elvis Presley's gold-colored Cadillac and Webb Pierce's Pontiac Bonneville, customized with pistol door handles and a gearshift mounted on a saddle.

"Friendship is a form of mutual selflessness, an intricate and delicate exercise in give-and-take and trust-building, through which people who are not related become honorary family," she writes.

Each time the infantry were fired on, the tanks would blast a hole in the wall of the building, through which small teams could then enter and clear the structure of any opposition.

Shot from a first-person-shooter point of view, the video included images of cops dressed in camouflage, shooting high-powered weapons, eventually using a battering ram affixed to the Bearcat to punch a hole in a building, through which the vehicle then injected teargas.

We study the different possible connections among the building blocks, through which we define the so called matrix.