Sentence examples for commercial row from inspiring English sources
Twitter also brought me the news, in September, of the unbuilding of John Johansen's Mechanic Theatre (1967), in Baltimore, and a view of the wrecking ball demolishing a hundred-and-twenty-nine-year-old commercial row in Dallas.
Day after day, the rains have come to a part of the country that relies on the hot summer sun for everything from backyard tomato sandwiches to billions of dollars in commercial row crops, fruit and peanuts.
The developer has already negotiated two 10-year leases, a positive sign for a commercial row east of City Hall -- which has been considered the wrong side of the city for upscale office tenants.
Out behind the main commercial row of the United States Open courtyard, where workers in light pastels sought to moisten passers-by with spring water while a lone crier sang the praises of Oreo Fudgies, a crowd of mostly Japanese faces filled the bleachers of Court 13 on Thursday.
His third housing project, 8 House, commissioned by Store Frederikslund Holding, Høpfner A/S and Danish Oil Company A/S in 2006 and completed in October 2010, is the largest private development ever undertaken in Denmark and in Scandinavia, combining retail with commercial row houses and apartments.
Doubts that Sir Allen Stanford's $20m £10.9mm) winner-takes-all Twenty20 match on 1 November will take place remain as the West Indies Cricket Board has failed to settle a commercial rights row between its principal sponsors, the telecommunications firm Digicel, and the Texan billionaire.
Burrowing moles heave up sprouting snowdrop bulbs and, on steep slopes of former commercial plots, rows of daffodil leaves poke through the rough grass.
But first there was a commercial break: a row of five blue iMacs on a table facing the audience came alive with talking heads of men and women giving their opinions about catcalling.
Sure enough, after being signed up by the agent, Fanning did three commercials in a row.
"It's a commercial interpretation of the row pattern, but with the craftiness removed," she said.
Mr. Sclafani said the construction was in its initial stages, sitting amid a row of commercial buildings.
