Sentence examples for commercial landmark from inspiring English sources

He also said that two commercial landmark towers behind the hotel were evacuated out of security concerns.

"The problem is, we haven't been able to convince Chicago's owners that values in a Chicago commercial landmark district go up, not down, because we don't have any commercial historic districts -- yet," he said.

And just as the northern Spanish town of Bilbao was famously revived by the opening of the Guggenheim Museum, Goerlitz is pinning its hopes on a new cultural and commercial landmark in the making.

Lately he's been busy assembling a Suffolk County Museum of Roadside Culture-a kind of outdoor repository for the region's more audacious commercial landmarks.

Our study chooses the construction engineering of a cluster of landmark commercial buildings in E-town, Beijing Beijingg Economic-Technological Development Area, BDA) as a case.

This research selects the construction engineering of a cluster of landmark commercial buildings in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area as a case study and derives more than 1000 items of first-hand project data from the Bill of Quantities.

Similarly, he argues, Roe v. Wade also turned Justice Blackmun into a strong defender of free speech; his first opinion for the court in the area of commercial speech, a landmark decision, found First Amendment protection for a Virginia newspaper publisher who printed an advertisement for an abortion referral service that was then illegal.

With loan financing often higher than the value of properties he targeted, Kallakis snapped up some of the most sought-after houses in Mayfair and Knightsbridge as well as landmark commercial properties such as Home Office buildings in Croydon and the Telegraph Media Group's headquarters in Victoria, acquired from the Barclay brothers.

In Chicago, 32 major commercial buildings, including landmark historical buildings, have pledged to reduce their energy use by 20percentt.

The council also asked the staff to prepare a report in 75 days on the impact of the new demolition procedures on any landmark commercial or industrial buildings.

That plot did not, however, include a plan to run the commercial planes into landmarks in the United States.