Sentence examples for concrete accommodation from inspiring English sources

The main 60-metre-high radar tower was blown up a decade ago, but today Latvia's crisis-hit government sold everything else: 70 buildings including five-storey concrete accommodation blocks, a school, hotel and even a hospital.

At that time, cadres of young architects and workers were bussed around the country to build Soviet-style concrete accommodation in what were meant to be Corbusian urban parklands.

Again, Baker is a good guide: "Let the Arab world take concrete steps toward accommodation with Israel, not in place of the peace process, but as a catalyst to it".

The iconic cityscape on the Pudong side of the river was already a work in progress in 2002, but since then it has continued to rise, the gaps filled in with more real estate, more high rise office accommodation, more concrete and steel.

However, as a common practice, track engineers often generate holes or web openings in concrete sleepers to enable the accommodation of rail equipment cables and signaling equipment.

The video, obtained by Guardian Australia, was filmed at the makeshift hospital created on a concrete wharf next to the floating accommodation block used by Australian detention centre staff.

The accommodation was a small concrete shed, plus an outhouse with half a roof of corrugated plastic, surrounded by a ten-foot deep elephant pit that was bridged by a slippery log.

Even in Beijing, where rich expatriates and members of China's new business elite combine to boost demand for swanky accommodation, many villas and unadorned concrete frames stand empty and unattended.

A First World War concrete building along the west bank was let as holiday accommodation until the British Army returned in 1942.

Others, however, have been used to make concrete-floored huts which are now home to a number of families unable to afford the accommodation in nearby tower blocks.

Moving forward, the challenge should be addressed that the technology and place must be sufficiently concrete to engage the public in siting decisions but accomplished early enough to avoid polarization and to facilitate mutual accommodation.