Sentence examples for called a building from inspiring English sources

This building came up in her writing a few times, including in an article called "A Building That Looks Like a Loser".

First and foremost, there is the comb-over, although it can be called a comb-over only in the sense that the mall in Dubai with a ski hill inside it can be called a building.

Anybody, of course, can call a building green.

The advantage of calling a building a piece of propaganda is that it helps us to focus on the more directive side of all works of art.

Instead, she embarked on what she called a skill-building process.

Isn't that called an apartment building?

He found a flat in a drab, concrete high-rise called Perronet House — a building managed by the borough government.

That is more than double the 2008 estimate from the United States Geological Survey, and officials called it a building block to energy independence.

Call a Pro: Building a new stone wall or laying a stone walkway are jobs for true craftsmen.

Nagging is to S&M what improvisation is to what Stanislavski called Building A Character.

It's patterned after a building type called a caravanserai, which hundreds of years ago was really the first hotel.