Sentence examples for center in addition to from inspiring English sources

The redevelopment project, Adriaen's Landing, includes a hotel and convention center in addition to the stadium.

It aims to be a community center in addition to a watering hole, with paddleboard and sailing lessons.

The Fisher Island Club has a nine-hole golf course and a tennis center in addition to the spa.

The Clark Center, in addition to the Lucas Center, houses significant resources supporting the Molecular Imaging Program at Stanford (MIPS).

This proposal aims at creating a deployable agricultural park and organic waste composting center, in addition to the MTS program.

Mr. McCarthy cautioned that the design and construction of a government center, in addition to moving offices there, would take time.

The plan provides money to establish three Department of Energy innovation centers in addition to the three already opened.

To address the problem, the government has built a network of 140 Internet-addiction counseling centers, in addition to treatment programs at almost 100 hospitals and, most recently, the Internet Rescue camp, which started this summer.

The three-story building, which has 125 apartments, is run by Bethel Homes, a nonprofit organization that runs nursing homes and short-term rehabilitation centers in addition to the retirement home.

A yearlong investigation by Naral Pro-Choice New York found that crisis pregnancy centers — in addition to the E.M.C. centers, there are at least four others in the city — feed women information that has been medically refuted (including an old standby, rejected by the National Cancer Institute, that abortions cause higher rates of breast cancer).

The greater health risks assumed by farmstead females suggest that they had less control over production and decision-making than women buried at centers, while height and upper body strength at mound centers, in addition to rare but extreme trauma, point to identities that were mapped not only onto the landscape, but onto the bodies of men and women occupying elite spaces.