Sentence examples for construction free from inspiring English sources
Another consideration is the availability of land for construction, free of landmark-district constraints.
While people here deride those blocks as "made in China" for their apparent poor quality of construction, free homes have got to win some enduring support, somewhere.
Freemerchant sees itself as giving small businesses "a techno grub stake," offering free site construction, free hosting and back-office support like inventory control and sales-tax calculation.
Certain days, at least May 5, 12 and 19, will be construction free due to Reading Days and exam dates.
Contribute with Guardian Witness When Observer architecture critic Rowan Moore wrote about his concerns about London's tall building construction free-for-all in the New Review, the impassioned responses from readers made fascinating reading.
In fact, some neuroscientists would claim since we can see activity happening in the brain seconds before we are actually aware of having a conscious intention, that perhaps our construction of free will lays more succinctly in the "free won't" side of the free will equation.
Herein, we report a facile strategy for construction of free-standing and free-binder 3D porous carbon coated MoS2/nitrogen-doped graphene (C-MoS2/N-G) integrated electrode via a hydrothermal-induced self-assembly process.
The Hillary factor Reprints Related items House of cardsMay 29th 2003 House prices: Going through the roofMar 28th 2002Technically, new construction is free from these constraints.
A spokesman for Cushman declined to confirm terms of the lease, but said its "net effective rent, including landlord contributions toward construction and free rent, was better than market for comparable space at the time we completed the lease.
But the title documents also require the bank to keep the property "in a clean and tidy construction and free from any obstruction," according to an affidavit from HSBC's chief operating officer in Hong Kong, Mark Ivan Boyne.
His songs — for that's usually what they are, solid and hummable — tend to be meticulous in their construction but free of visible effort, in the manner of fine haberdashery or good industrial design.
