Sentence examples for center built on from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg failed to win approval for a two-billion-dollar extension of the Javits Center, on the city's West Side, but, later, a consortium made up mostly of private donors created the High Line, an eight-acre park just south of the center, built on abandoned elevated railroad tracks and stretching for thirty-one blocks.

Mr. Langford would like to see the center built on a perennial eyesore: the vacant space of Garden Pier.

On May 7, the exhibition is scheduled to get a new home: a glass and concrete museum and documentation center built on same site.

The mouse was invented in the 1960's by Douglas C. Engelbart and William K. English at the Stanford Research Institute; the Xerox center built on that work.

Woody Hoyt owns property along the canal line in northern Hamden, and the trail association tried to get him to grant an easement to the town for the trail, but he had a shopping center built on the site instead.

After clicking over an estuary in an industrial zone -- noted on one map as a "drain" -- the train whooshes past Tokyo Disneyland and then a Brasilia-style convention center built on landfill in the bay.

Administration officials said the center builds on the president's call in a speech this month to create jobs by focusing on new approaches in education.

A new six-building community center was built on-site, where children can attend pre-school while their parents work.

The first Educare Center, built in 2000 on the South Side of Chicago, offers all-day care and education to about 150 children from 6 weeks to 5 years.

The tensions from this mix are evident at Citibank's two-story call center built five years ago on the city's outskirts.

One World Trade Center was built on the site of Six World Trade Center, a building badly damaged by the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the adjacent landmark Twin Towers of the original World Trade Center.