Sentence examples for built on space from inspiring English sources

That firm oversaw a bold, granite-faced expansion of the museum that began in 1970 and took 20 years.That expansion was controversial because it built on space taken from Central Park, so since 2004 the museum has "grown from within" by reclaiming underused nooks and crannies throughout the two-million-square-foot structure.

The park was built on space donated by the Afghan Olympic Committee and is near the same grounds of the Olympic Stadium, where the Taliban used to stage public executions.

The New York Times' coverage is symptomatic: the addition would be built on "space currently occupied by a gated garden that is not open to the public" - language that dovetails with the Frick's press release - "a gated side garden... which has always been inaccessible to the public".

The prospect of running out of open space to build on, a phenomenon that planners call buildout, is at the heart of Gov. James E. McGreevey's well-publicized campaign against sprawl.

This central duty to benefit the community is felt more keenly, given that there was some local resistance in the area to the stadium being built on common space, and the disruption a football club could bring.

Most importantly, the corridor was a private passageway that was built on public space, and pushed the limits of his power.

Note that this model is entirely built on the space of visual movements; that is, this is the opposite to models such as [18] where the state-based model is initially trained on the audio data.

Greenwich Council refused to licence the market and insisted that the complex be built on public space at a local park.

And yet, losing Love is a colossal blow to an offense built on floor spacing.

The first structure might be something similar to one of the components of the space station, built on Earth or in space and then taken to the lunar surface.

Often the greenbelt could be built on with green space released elsewhere to compensate, he says.