Sentence examples for completing construction on from inspiring English sources

AvalonBay is completing construction on a second, 91-apartment complex with the first move-ins expected by May.

We're just completing construction on three projects — sort of wrapping things up — and on the other end of the spectrum we've got probably five projects that are in initial stages.

The cost of remodeling them and of completing construction on a new library, which was halted last year just past the halfway point, will be factored into the sale price, Mr. LaValle said.

"We had many years of ever increasing demand so the world geared up for that, but what the world did not prepare for was an economic recession that is global in scope and in impact," said Darcel L. Hulse, president and chief executive officer of Sempra LNG, a division of Sempra Energy that operates an import terminal in Mexico and is completing construction on a facility in Louisiana.

The $280 million (sales) small-aircraft maker was completing construction on its plant in 1997 when the town got whacked.

In 2001, the sports center completed construction on its first project, the 10th Mountain Ski Center in Fort Kent.

In 2002, Stony Brook completed construction on a football stadium that is named for State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle, the former chairman of the chamber's higher education committee, who helped procure the $22 million in state money used to build it.

Hugh Addonizio, Newark's mayor during the 60's, completed construction on much of Newark's low-income and public housing with the help of federal urban renewal grants that encouraged the development of high-rises.

The first, a four-bedroom side-hall colonial, priced at $895,000, is almost completed; construction on the second, a four-bedroom Williamsburg colonial with a two-bedroom guest suite over the garage, is to start in September.

In the midst of the hyperbole, much remains in flux: whether a judge will rule that the city can start spending the $21 million from Chevron in Measure T taxes, whether Chevron wins its appeal and completes construction on the refinery upgrade, whether the company will win over enough city residents by next fall to thwart Ms. McLaughlin's re-election.

If the City of Los Angeles accepts the proposal, the Boring Co. says it would complete construction on the loop in 14 months.